DOMOVINA
AMERICAN IN SPIRIT FOREIGN IN LANGUAGE ONLY
AMERICAN HOME
SLOVENIAN MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER
NO.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 23D, 1932
LETO XXXIV-VOL. XXXIV
Vaš denar v banki je na jboljše investiran, trdi zvezna zakladnica
Ameriški časnikarji obsojajo razsodbo rokoborbe Schmeling-Sharkey
Washing-ton, 22. junija. Ame-rikanci, ki so držali svoj denar v ameriških bankah, namesto da bi ga rabili za špekulativne ali druge nsmene, so v teku zadnjih treh let prihranili dvanajst tisoč milijonov dolarjev, odkar je nastal krah na brozi v New Yoiku, in ta prihranek izvira zlasti iz dejstva,'ker je ameriški dolar danes toliko več vreden. Skupni prihranki ameriškega naroda, namreč onega, ki je držal denar v bankah, znašajo $12,-
000,000,000, in pri tem ni vštet oni denar, ki je začasno zadržan v bankah, ki so v likvidaciji. Svota tega denarja znaša $3,-000,000,000. Sledeče so številke, katere podaja zvezni urad glede denarja v prometu: dne 4. oktobra, 1929, so znašali skupni prihranki ameriškega naroda v bankah $55,180,000,000. Odte-daj je več bank zaprlo vrata, in vložniki začasno ne morejo dobi-
New York, 22. junija. Izmed 25 ameriških znamenitih športnih pisateljev in poročevalcev, se jih je 23 izjavilo, da razsodba v rokoborbi Schmeling-Sherkey ni bila pravična, in da ne morejo razumeti, zakaj je Sharkey dobil prvenstvo. Grantland Rice |se je izjavil: "Nobenega vprašanja ni bilo, kdo je zmagovalec, dckler ni padla razsodba. To je j najslabša razsodba v zgodovini | rokoborbe. Schmeling je zmagal v osmih nastopih, Sharkey v štirih, in trije so bili enaki." West-brook Pegler piše: "Nemškega rokoborca so oropali za zmago." Alan J. Gould pravi: "Razsodba ni dobila ugodnega mnenja pri gledalcih. Schmeling je zmagal v sedmih nastopih, Sharkey v
šestih in dva sta bila enaka." Damon Runyon pravi: "Schmeling je bil boljši in močnejši." To so mnenja samo nekaterih odličnih športnih pisateljev. Ravna-
ti $3,058,728,000, torej znašajo vloge v ameriških bankah v resnici $52,121,272,000. K temu moramo prišteti obresti po tri procente v dveh letih, kar znese $3,174,185,464. Radi zvišane vrednosti dolarja tekom zadnjih treh let je pa skupna hranilna vloga Amerikancev danes vredna $67,460,458,106, dočim so zgubili oni, ki so vzeli denar iz bank in špekulirali, ne sama ves svoj kapital, pač pa tudi obresti, katerih bi bili deležni, če bi denar obdržali v banki.
telj Schmelinga, Joe Jacobs, se je izjavil: "Očivdno je, da so oropali Schmelinga za zmago. Vsi pisatelji in športniki, ki so prisostvovali borbi, so bili mnenja, da je Schmeling zmagovalec. Sharkey se je samo igral v areni. Njegovi udarci so bili brezuspešni. Le parkrat je udaril, da je j kaj zaleglo, dočim se je skoro neprestano umikal Schmelingu. j
že pred dvema tednoma mi je bilo znano, da bo referent rokoborbe Gunboat Smith. In pred dvema tednoma sem povedal, da imajo zaroto, da uničijo Schmelinga v razsodbi, ker ga v boju ne morejo. In zgodilo se je tako." Rokoborba je privabila ;mnogo več ljudi, kot so jih pričakovali. Splošno mnenje je bi-
Republikanska kampanja razbita radi senatorja, predno se je začela
Washington, 22. junija. Vodilni krogi republikanske stran-
Razorožite se, ali pa ne odpustimo vojnih dolgov, svari Amerika
Lausanne, Švica, 22. junija. "Evropa se mora razorožiti, ali
pa Amerika ne bo dovolila, da se ; znižajo ali odpustijo vojni dol-igovi." To kratko povelje je bilo izdano včeraj zastopniku francoske vlade od strani ameriškega zastopnika. Francoski kot ameriški vladni zastopnik sta se se-šla v mali sobici nekega pripro-stega hotela ob potu med Lausanne in Genevo. To je prvo obvestilo javnosti, da nameravajo Zedinjene države Evropi odpustiti vojne dolgove, seveda le pod obvezo od strani Evrope, da slednja ne bo potem rabila denarja za oboroževanje. V mali sobici priprostega hotela so se sestali Hugh) Gibson, ameriški poslanik v Belgiji in Norman Davis, svetovalec ameriških ekspertov v Evropi, z francoskim minister-sk{m predsednikom in vojnim ministrom. Francoski minister-ski predsednik je imel prej dolg pogovor z angleškim premier-jem MacDonaldom. Kot se ču-je, Francija ne bo pri volji izdatno znižati svoje armade, dokler nima absolutnih garancij, da ne bo napadena od Nemčije.
kel so pričakovali, da bodo dobili oster napad od strani suhačev j radi svoje platforme, toda da bi napad prišel od senatorja Borah in tako oster, lega niso pričakovali. Vsi načrti republikanske
stranke za predsedniško kampanjo so uničeni, še predno se je kampanja pričela. V resnici se nahajajo pristaši republikanske stranke v skrajno kočljivem položaju. Suhači jim očitajo, da so mokri, mokri jim pa očitajo, da so suhi. To prihaja iz vzroka, ker se republikanska predsedniška konvencija ni točno izjavila glede prohibicije, in tako | je stranka zgubila kredit pri mokrih, kot pri suhih. Republikanci sploh ne vedo, kaj bo Borah naredil, že večkrat se je odcepil od stranke ,toda se je še vedno zopet vrnil v vrste regularnih. To pot je prepad med njim in stranko preširok. Boje se, da bo šel in ustanovil tretjo stranko, ali pa se bo zadovoljil s tem, da bo po deželi govoril v prid onih kandidatov za senat ali poslansko zbornico, ki so absolutno suhi. Hoover je tako poparjen, da prva dva dni ni mogel podati nobene izjave, dočim tudi eksekuti-vni odbor stranke molči in čaka bolj ugodne prilike za izjavo. -.o--—
Baker na površju
Chicago, 22. junija. Tekom prihodnjih 24 ur se bo gotovo odloČilo, kdo bo najbolj upoštevani
Telovadba Sokolov
Običajno vsako leto koncem junija se vrši javna telovadba Slovenskega Sokola v Clevelan-du, in tudi letos priredi Slovenski Sokol ob priliki 35 letnice svojega obstanka javni nastop in izlet na prostore Slovenskega društvenega doma na Recher Ave. v Euclidu.. Obilne množice naroda, ki so vsako leto rade pohitele na sokolsko slavnost, da vidijo zanimivo vežbanje krepkih teles, se bodo gotovo tudi letos oglasile. Občinstvo je prijazno vabljeno, da pride prihodnjo nedeljo na izlet Sokolov. Podrobnosti boste čitali še v programu.
lo, da bo udeležba nekako od 40,-000 do 50,000. V resnici je bila udeležba 72,000, da je bila stadion na Long Islandu napolnjen do zadnjega sedeža. Račune, se, da je znašala vstopnina nad $500,000. Od te s vote dobi Schmeling $212,0-00, Sharkey pa $50,000. Tudi dobička bo nekako $25,000, kar bodo vporabili za mleko sirotnim otrokom. Oba borca, Schmelling kot Sharkey sta se izjavila, da sta pripravljena ponovno nastopiti. Sharkey je tehtal pred začetkom boja 17
Kastorjevo olje, za neozdravljivega pijanca
Louis Gehringer, 1291 E. 17th St., se je nahajal 28. maja pred mestnim sodnikom Steuerjem, obtožen pijanosti. Sodnik mu je tedaj odpustil kazen, ko je Gehringer obljubil, da se ne bo več opijanil. V torek je pa isti Gehringer ponovno stal pred sodnikom, in policist je izjavil, da ga
Oglasi se splačajo
Iz Pittsburgha se poroča, da je imela preteklo soboto tam tvrdka Gimbel Bros. 107 kolon oglasov v časopisu "Post." Posledica je bila napričakovana. Nikdar v zgodovini obstanka do-tične trgovine ni prišlo še toliko ljudi v trgovino. Prodali so za nad 3 milijone dolarjev blaga v enem dnevu, znamenje, da imajo ljudje še denar in ga tudi potrošijo, če se blago pravilno razglasi v časopisu.
funtov več kot Schmelling, toda udarci Schmelling?« so bili ves čas silnejši kot udarci Sharkeya. --o---
Položaj na borzi
New York, 22. junija. Ker ni bilo kupcev na borzi, so pričele cene raznim delnicam in investi cijam padati, ne sicer močno, pač pa za spoznanje. Na denarnem trgu je sicer vse v redu, toda novih špekulantov ni, nobene energije ni zadnje dneve. Edina investicija, ki se je dvignila za spoznanje, so delnice železnic, (Tekom dveh dni ni bilo eksporti-ranega nobenega zlata iz Amerike, pač pa so prejeli v New j Yorku $21,000 v zlatu iz Mehike in $78,000 iz, San Salvadora-ja. Zanimivo je pa tudi dejstvo, da cene delnicam niso padale kljub temu, da nihče ni vpraševal po njih.
je dobil pijanega kot mavro. Tedaj je sodnik Steuer dal pijancu na razpolago, da gre za 30 dni v zapor ali pa spije en pint kastor-jevega olja. Gehringer se je premislil in je izbral olje. Sodnik je na to znižal količino pijače na pol pinta. Ko je Gehringer spil kastorjevo olje, je smel iti domov. Časopisje deloma kritizira to odločitev sodnika, rekoč, da ni etično. Mogoče dotična oseba lahko zboli. Sodnik Steuer je izjavil, da Mussolini ,v Italiji flaje "zločincem" kastorjevo -olje, le da ga morajo v Italiji povžiti en kvort.
Farmarjem zelo ugajajo slike iz stare domovine
Zelo prijeten večer so imeli sinoči slovenski farmarji iz okolice Geneva in Madisona, ko je prišel k njim Mr. A. Grdina iz Clevelanda in prinesel s seboj krasne slike iz naše domovine, katere je sam posnel. Te slike so bile že večkrat kazane v Cleve-landu, pa dvomimo, da bi se kdaj še lepše, bolj čisto in izrazito videle, kot sinoči pod milim nebom, na prijaznih in pripravnih prostorih Frank Beretiča na Dock Road. Nad sto slovenskih farmarjev s svojimi boljšimi polovicami, pa tudi otroci, je pri-
če ne veste
Mogoče vam ni znano ime par-nika, s katerim ste dospeli v Zedinjene države? Oglasite se ob sobotah popoldne v našem uradu in skušali bomo to dognati za vas brezplačno. Kdor je oddaljen in ne more priti, naj piše na i naš urad in priloži znamko za odgovor. Ako ne veste za imej parnika, s katerim ste dospeli v ! Zedinjene države, ne morete narediti prošnje niti za prvi niti za drugi državljanski papir.
številni utopljenci
j Od 27. maja je v Clevelandu j in v okolici utonilo v vodah ali v jezeru že 9 oseb. Večinoma pograbi ljudi v vodi krč, in dasi ;je bila v največ slučajih pomoč takoj na mestu, pa je bila vseeno prepozna. Najboljši plavaci so I podvrženi temu.
šlo kljub pretečemu in deloma padajočemu dežju na improvizirani amfiteater pod milim nebom, in baš ko je Mr. Grdina ob 9. uri začel kazati slike, se je nebo zjasnilo, in ljubke zvezdice so migljale dol na slovensko« množico, ki je z največjim zani-i manjem sledila slikam, katere je ves čas spremljala lepa slovenska pesem in godba. Našim farmarjem so slike tako ugajale, da so prosili Mr. Grdino naj pride še, kar je tudi obljubil, in bomo pravočasno sporočili.
Fatty Arbuckle
V Cleveland je dospel znani igralec "Fatty" Arbuskle. Iskal je poročno dovoljenje za, svojo mlado nevesto, katerega pa ni dobil, ker se ni mogel izkazati, da je stanovalec v državi Ohio. Ves nevoljen je otresel Arbuckle elevelandski prah s svojih čevljev in odpotoval v Erie, Pa„ kjer so ga poročili.
Malo davkov
V pondeljek, 20. junija, so se začeli pobirati davki za zadnjo polovico leta 1931. V davčnem uradu je čakalo 40 uradnikov | davkoplačevalce, toda v ponde- j ljek, torek in sredo, se je izmed 387,000 davkoplačevalcev v me-1 stu prijavilo jih le — 16, ki so j plačali davke! Mestna vlada z grozo zre na bodočnost.
Ogromne množine dobljenega zlata v Ontario
Ottawa, Kanada. V provinci Ontario so tekom maja meseca dobili 469,622 ton zlate rude, ki je vrgla zlata v vrednosti $4,079,-320. To je za letos največji pridelek zlata v provinci Ontario.
Poroka
V soboto, 2. julija, se poročita i ob 9. uri zjutraj v cerkvi sv. Vi- j da Mr. Andy čampa, 6224 Carl j Ave. in Miss Frances Tanko-Ru-tar, hčerka dobro poznane Ru-tarjeve družine na 6303 Carl i Ave. Poročna slavnost se vrši v Grdinovi dvorani. Iskrene če-' stitke mlademu paru!
Dragonič preminul
V sredo večer je v bolnici preminul Sam Dragonič, stanujoč na 843 E. 202nd St. Podrobneje poročamo jutri.
Richpan delnice
Stotine naših ljudi lastuje delnice Richman Bros.- Co. Te delnice so se včeraj dvignile za eno točko.
Garner, predsednik zbornice, proti prohibiciji
Washington, 22. junija. Speaker John Garner, demokrat, predsednik poslanske zbornice kongresa, je danes prišel v javnost z izjavo, da je absolutno za preklic in odpravo prohibicije. To pomeni mnogo, zlasti pa to, da bo demokratska predsedniška konvencija se sigurno izjavila za takojšno odpravo p r o h i bicijje. Omeniti je treba, da je speaker Garner tudi kandidat za, predsed niško nominacijo demokratske stranke. Garner se je izjavil glede prohibicije sledeče: "Ko je bil predlagan 18. amendment v kon-
gresu, sem jaz tedaj volil proti amendmentu, ker vem, da je nezdrav in neizpeljiv. In svojega mnenja odtedaj še nisem spremenil."	1
Farmar toži
Charles Dunham, farmar iz Bedforda, toži mesto Shaker Heights. Farmarju je zgorelo 16 ton sena, hlev, dve toni krme za kokoši, 150 kokoši, sedla, dva
vozova, ene sani, pet zajcev, 17 svinj, trije konji, 6 krav in nekaj drugih malenkosti, ko je nastal na mestni dumpi ogenj, ki se je prijel tudi farmarjevega hleva. Dunham zahteva $7,500 od škodnine.
Winton umrl
V Clevelandu je umrl Alexander Winton, star 72 let, svetovno znani izdelovalec avtomobilov. O njem se pripoveduje, da
je bil prvi Amerikanec, ki je predal avtomobil.
Odslovljeni uslužbenci
Direktor javne službe Kennedy je včeraj odslovil osem for-manov pri inženirskem oddelku, šest karpenterjev in štiri železarske delavce. Trdijo, da ni denarja.
* 1,000 Kitajcev je bilo ubitih v guerila bojih v Mandžuriji.
John Struna umrl
Sinoči je preminul po enoletni bolezni rojak John Struna, star j Šele 38 let. Ranjki je bil doma iz vasi Reberca pri Fužinah na Dolehjskem, odkoder je prišel v Ameriko pred 21. leti. Ranjki zapušča v Clevelandu soprogo in dva sinčka, v starem kraju pa brata in sestro. Bil je član dru- j štva Blejsko Jezero št. 27 S. D.' | Z. in društva Srca Jezusovega. j I Pogreb se vrši v soboto zjutraj I job 8:30 iz hiše žalosti na 19501 j Mohican Ave. v cerkev Marije Vnebovzete, potem pa na St. Paiil pbkopališče, pod vodstvom August F. Svetek. Bodi ranjke-mU rahla ameriška zemlja. Iskre-1 no sožalje sorodnikom!
Vstopnica na banket
Kdor želi vstopnico na banket, ■;ki se vrši v nedeljo, 26. junija, ■ v pritličju nove cerkve sv. Vida, ■jnaj si iste preskrbi vsaj do pet-i i ka opoldne. Dobe se v župnišču. i Cena je $1.50 za osebo, ista cena za otroke kot za odrasle. Prijatelji in farani cerkve sv. Vida,
-	v nedeljo bo otvoritev nove cer-
-	kve, ogled notranjščine ob 6. uri , zvečer, potem se pa vrši banket.
-	Preskrbite si vstopnice pravo-
-	časno, da ne bo prepozno!
* Španija je zaplenila privatno i premoženje bivšega kralja Al-[fonza.
AMERIŠKA
Tudi politika prihaja na beraško palico
Governer White za pivo
Columbus, Ohio, 22. junija. Governer države Ohio, George White, ki je bil skoro vse svoje življenje pristaš prohibicije, se je včeraj izjavil za pivo in za odpravo prohibicije potom ljudskega glasovanja. Izjavil sft je proti prohibiciji v pismu, ki ga je naslovil na bivšega senatorja At-lee Pomerene, ki bo na demokratski predsedniški konvenciji predložil ime governerja White za nominacijo kot predsedniškega kandidata. S tem je vrsta suhačev v demokratski stranki zopet dobila udarec, katerega ne bo mogla pozabiti. Niti enega predsedniškega kandidata v demokratski stranki ni danes, ki se
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ne bi že naprej izjavil proti pro-hibicji.
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kandidat za predsednika pri demokratski stranVi, ako Roosevelt ne bo mogel prodreti. Skoro sleherni delegat, ki prihaja v Chicago na konvencijo, se izjavlja, da če Roosevelt ne more dobiti nominacije, da bo slednja oddana Newton D. Bakerju iz Clevelandda. Baker ima za seboj več somišljenikov, kot se je mislilo. Danes, dospe v Chicago Al-; fred Smith, in ne bo dolgo, ko bo 1 Smith podal svojo izjavo. Pričakuje jje, da bo Smith, ako sam j ne more biti nominiran, se iz j a- j vil za Bakerja.
Andrew Jarc umrl
Ko se je v sredo popoldne ob 4:15 Mrs. Ana Trennel vrnila demov iz obiska pri svoji svakinji, je dobila svojega očeta Andrej Jarca, mrtvega. Ana se je podala za uro iz hiše, in njen oče je medtem umrl. Ranjki Andrew Jarc je bil ena najbolj poznanih osebnosti v naselbini, eden starejših naseljencev in prvih slovenskih krojačev v Clevelandu. Bil je povsod dobro poznan in zelo priljubljen pri lju-| deh. Star je bil 53 let. Prvotno j je imel krojačnico na 6108 St. ! Clair Ave., pozneje si je kupil lastno domačijo na 1113 E. 61st St. Ranjki Andrej je bil vdovec in zapušča štiri otroke: Mrs. Ana Trennel, Andreja, Arthurja in iEdvvarda, ter tri sestre: Mrs. | Mary Habijan, Mrs. Uršula Iv« j nik in Mrs. Frances Molla, Ranjki je bil član društva Maccabees. Pogreb bo vodil pogrebni zavod A. Grdina in Sinovi. Podrobnosti poročamo še jutri. Globoko užaljeni družini izrekamo naše gerko sočutje! i''-.."' ; """'..".
Sinko umrl I Včeraj je preminul Mike Kra-jačič, 12 letni sinko Mr. in Mrs. Nick in Helen Krajačič, 1753 E. ,32nd St. Bil je edini sin v družini štirih otrok. Pogreb se vrši v petek zjutraj ob 8:30 iz hiše ■ žalosti pod vodstvom A. Grdina • in Sinovi. Iskreno sožalje starcem!
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Čuvajmo bolniški sklad!
Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza je edina slovenska podporna organizacija v Ameriki, ki ne samo, da ima najvišji bolniški sklad, kar se tiče denarja v blagajni, pač pa ni v vseh svojih 21. letih obstanka niti enkrat Še zahtevala izvan-rednega asesmenta, pač pa je vselej vse podpore plačevala točno in redno in je pri tem zadostoval redni asesment, od postanka organizacije do danes.
Vse druge bratske organizacije v Zedinjenih državah imajo manjše ali večje težave z bolniškim skladom. To pa ne izvira od tega, ker nimajo dobre uprave, ker so morebiti asesmenti premajhni, ali ker je članstvo drugih bratskih organizacij bolj podvrženo boleznim, pač pa izvira enostavno iz vzroka, ker ni prave in točne kontrole pri bolnikih. Do-čim vemo, da je ogromna večina članstva vsake bratske organizacije poštena in ne bo prejemala bolniške podpore, ako član v resnici ni bolan, pa se po širnih naselbinah raztresenih po toliko oddaljenih državah, vedno dobi ta ali oni. ki izkorišča bratsko organizacijo, in se takih ljudi kljub njavečji pažnji od strani društva in jednote ne morejo zaslediti.
Bolniški sklad Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze znaša nekako $200,000.00, in je ves denar, razven svote za tekoča izplačila, naložen na posestva članov in članic Zveze ter prinaša primerne obresti. Ta bolniški sklad ima jako težavno nalogo, kajti zahteve so jako velike od strani članstva. Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza plačuje iz bolniškega sklada sledeče podpore:
Redno bolniško podporo $1.00 ali $2.00 na dan bolnim članom in članicam. V slučaju operacije se iz istega sklada plačuje od $75.00 do $150.00 za posamezno operacijo. Bolniški sklad tudi skrbi za odškodnino članom ali članicam, ki so se ponesrečili, zgubili oko ali očesa, roke, noge, dobili zlomljen hrbet in enake poškodbe. Iz bolniškega sklada se plačuje tudi porodna podpora, poleg tega pa tudi izvanredna podpora revnim in zapuščenim članom.
Pri mnogih organiza^jah imajo posebne sklade za po-škodnino, izvanredno podporo in za operacije, toda pri Slovenski Dobrodelni Zvezi se plačuje vsa taka podpora, poleg bolniške, iz bolniškega sklada. Pri vseh teh številnih podporah,'ki jih Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza tako točno plačuje, pa ni prišlo Še enkrat kake posebne naklade za članstvo, pač pa se sklad v vseh 21 letih svojega obstanka vzdržuje direktno iz rednega asesmenta.
Vendar časi, kot so danes, zahtevajo izvanredno pozornost. Brezposelnost in depresija sta povzročili že marsikateri organizaciji težke čase, zlasti v bolniškem skladu, ko so člani radi brezposelnosti bolj nagnjeni k boleznim, kot sicer. Zdrav človek, ki ima delo, se bo le nerad javil bolnega, ker zdrav več zasluži kot bolan, a brezposeln, zlasti še, če nima zadostne hrane, pravega gibanja, je bolj podvržen bolezni' kot oni, ki je zaposljen.
Zato je pa pravilno, da se prvič pazi, da vsi, ki so opravičeni dobijo podporo, a zopet, da vsi, ki simulirajo, se nemudoma naznanijo društvenim uradnikom. Vsak član, ki je bolan, je opravičen do podpore, potem ko je tako spoznan od zdravnika ,od bolniških obiskovalcev in je podpora potrjena na društveni seji. Pri tem pa, je treba največje pazno-sti od strani bolniških obiskovalcev, da v resnici bolni dobijo podporo, in da se izločijo simulanti.
Vsak dolar, ki ga prejme simulant iz bolniškega sklada v obliki bolniške podpore, je ukraden dolar za resnično bolnega člana. Vsak tak dolar zmanjšuje bolniški sklad in gladi pot k izvanrednim asesmentom, katerih se danes gotovo vsakdo boji. Bolniški sklad Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze je danes sicer trden kot hrast in skala, toda videti je zadnje mesece, da ne napreduje več tako, kot je napredoval leta nazaj. Skoro se plača več iz sklada, kot pride v sklad, in da nimamo obresti od naloženega denara, bi šel bolniški sklad urno rakovo pot, in pri tem bi bili prizadeti vsi pošteni člani in članice Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze.
Bratska dolžnost in poštena zavest vsakega člana in članice Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze mora biti, da gledajo, da vsi opravičeni člani dobijo podporo, obenem pa da gledajo na vsak slučaj, ki se jim zdi sumljiv in ga naznanijo na svojih društvenih sejah. S takim ravnanjem boste povzročili, da dobijo bolni točno podporo, in da ne bo nobene iz-vanredne naklade v teh resnih časih.
AL.I NAM JE ZADRUŽNIŠTVO POTREBNO?
Piše JOHN GORJANC
Euclid, O,—Vsekakor nam je Peščica, ki se Šteje, da je zelo napredna in čaka revolucije, z odprtimi rokami odgovarja na to j vprašanje, da ni ter da ne boj igralo nobene posebne vloge v j bodočnosti, češ, ta akcija je pre- j počasna in ljudem se ne da utep-! sti v glavo idejo zadružništva in j da "chain" trgovine bodo itak'
uničile zadružno gibanje in njih trgovine in tako naprej, do ob-upnosti. Ta argument temeljijo na revolucijo, ki pride že jutri. Revolucija bo pospešila ta razvoj in petem bo itak vse v delavskih rokah. To je demagogstvo brez primere. Ti argumenti revolucionarjev, onih, ki se bodo prvi poskrili v slučaju revoluci-
je. Vse kaže na brezkrvno revolucijo, na trezen in miren prehod iz sedanjega ekonomske?; sistema.
V tej depresiji nekateri delavci kaj radi zahtevajo glave kapitalistov, ne pa odprave njih sistema. Nasprotno, istočasno jih podpirajo 100% s tem, da nakupujejo svoj živež in drugo blago v chain trgovinah in na ta način jim dajo še večji bič v roke s profitom, ki končno najde svojo pot v Wall Street, kjer se špekulira ne samo za denar, temveč tudi za naše življenje, kako bomo živeli, če nam dovolijo dočakati mirno smrt.
Piškavost nekaterih gornjih argumentov zahteva žarkometa in odgovora bolj podrobno. Najbolj neosnovan je argument, da zadružništvo ne bo igralo nobene posebne vloge v bodočnosti. Predstavljajte si vlado, delavsko vlado, b^ez kooperacije in edin-stva delavske mase ? ! Predno bo delavec prevzel v svoje roke državo, moral se bo naučiti praktičnega vodstva državne trgovine, ako bo hotel biti uspešen v novi državi in pridržati kar si bo priboril z največjim trudom. Zadružna trgovina je predšola, predpriprava bodočne pravične človeške družbe. Kaj naj se delavec nauči prave distribucije in vodstva trgovin morda, ko bo prijel vajeti v roke? Ne, treba je sedaj. Najbolj smešno bi bilo, ako bi kak general napovedal boj, vojno če hočete, in šele po napovedi začel vežbati svoje vojake v streljanju. Poglejmo nazaj v rusko revolucijo v letu 1917. Kaj so pogrešali najbolj ? DELAVSKE KOOPERACIJE! Če bi bilo rusko delavstvo zadružno organizirano tako kot ni bilo, ako ne bi razbijalo svojih trgovin kot so to dejansko delali s privatno lastnino, ne bi bila grozna posledica: nepopisno pomanjkanje in lakota. Vsa svetovna dobrodenost ni mogla rešiti gladu umirajočih nedolžnih otrok.
Kdpr drugje, argumentira in zavija, nima veliko pojma o prevratih in prehodih človeške družbe iz enega stadija v drugega. Kaj so komunisti najprej storili? Začeli so organizirati zadružne kmetije, tovarne, trgovine in kaj vsega ne. Svetovnemu proletariatu pa so priporočali naj se močno organizira v zadrugah. Torej, ako se hočemo kaj naučiti od ruske revolucije, pripravimo se sedaj, da nam ne bo treba kasneje popravljati, ker bi bili nepripravljeni kot so bili Rusi.
šepav je argument, da ni vredno graditi zadružnega gibanja, saj bodo itak chain trgovine vse uničile. Ako se delavec ne organizira ekonomsko in postavi pro-ti-silo, tedaj bo chain store trgovanje uničilo ne samo privatnike in zadruge, temveč zasužni-le bodo VSE, delali in plačali bodo kot se jim bo zl j ubilo, čudni revolucij onar j i so tisti, ki se podajo predno so napadenj, predno poči en sam strel.
Kdo more ukazovati delavcu KJE NAJ KUPUJE SVOJE POTREBŠČINE? če bi delavec kupoval v svojih zadružnih trgovinah, tedaj se problem chain trgovine umakne v pozabljenost, kajti ti niso v trgovini za blagor delavca* temveč za profit, ki ga delavec nikdar več ne vidi. ZADRUGE GA VRAČAJO V OBLIKI PROCENTOV in na kakovosti blaga po najnižjih cenah. Kdor čaka in gleda kako chain trgovine segajo čimdalje bolj v življenje delavca in njegov kla,verni obstoj, je priča in soodgovoren za udarec in madež na životu delavske ekonomske misli.
Poglejmo druge, kako se organizirajo. Imamo carja, kino gledišč, carja baseballa, oljnatega kmalu nastavijo, tako da bo vse pod en velik trust, ako se delavec ne zdrami iz spanja pravičnega in spozna svojo veliko moč. Zadnje case so se začeli v obupu celo naši trgovci oprijemati velikih in denarno močnih kapitalističnih institucij v marljivi na-di, da jih bodo rešile iz sedanje
depresije. Kapital jih uničuje, pa so se ga še bolj oprijeli, tako da znajo nekega dne umreti kot pokorne ovčice v objemu kapitalizma. Čemu bi se ne zadružni-ško združili in bili neodvisni? Kdo bo tukaj trpel? Najprvo naši časopisi, kateri bodo gotovo prikrajšani na tiskovinah in oglasih, kajti dvomljivo je, ako bodo kaj prida oglaševali tudi v naših listih. Naš denar bo šel drugam, mi bomo pa vpili: Svoji k svojim!
Ako bi tistih dvesto, nekaj več ali me,nj, ki so se pridružili takim kapitalističnim trgovinam, pridružili se delavstvu, bi bil položaj za naše ljudi veliko boljši. Delo bodo dobili drugi, ne naši ljudje, v kolikor se ga bo dobilo iz tega objema. S tem bi olajšali delavske vrste, njih ekonomsko stališče in blagor splošno. Mesto tega so raje šli skupaj drugam, k onim, ki jim je najmanj mar za delavske interese.
Zaključno pozivljem in apeliram na vse slovenske delavce in gospodinje, da se oprimete zadružništva, ker le v njem je vaša prava, slovenska trgovina. Nudi vam najboljšo postrežbo, kakovost in nizke cene. Napake preteklosti so za nami, vse je zrno-dernizirano in postrežba je naš ponos, kakor prvačenje v najboljši kvaliteti jestvin in mesa po nizkih in zmernih cenah. Pridite in oglejte si zmodernizirane trgovine, kjer boste videli velik n?,predek: ledenice, izložbena okna, sploh vse kar zahteva moderna trgovina. Zadovoljni boste in ostali odjemalci SVOJE TRGOVINE — SLOVENSKE ZADRUŽNE ZVEZE. Urejeno je tako, da ne more| biti pritožb. Kar je pa malih potrebnih izboljšav, se pa vedno gleda na to, da, se jih upelje kakor hitro pride potreba.
Istemu so največ pripomogli pridni, agilni in vztrajni odjemalci. Direktorji so se le trudili in izboljšali po njih direktivah, ki so dobile, glas in veljavo na en ali drugi demokratični način pri upraxi zadruge kot take. Njim gre "čast za ustanovitev in :lep napredek, ki ga zadruga kaže v teh najbolj kritičnih časih tega stoletja.
Ravno sedaj smo v veliki in intenzivni kampanji za par sto novih odjemalcev vsem trem trgovinam. Ako niste odjemalci in bi slučajno nihče ne prišel k vam, pridite V trgovino kar sami ter tako pokažite da ste in da hočete ostati zaveden in napreden delavec, ki' skrbi, da se profit od skupičenega blaga VRNE NJEMU samemu in se ne izteka v privatne žepe, v žepe onih ki
ponovno na programu takrat.
Do tedaj pa vam kličemo vsem skupaj: na veselo svidenje pri Močilnikarju, kot tudi iskrena hvala vsem udeležencem zadnjega našega izleta.
godba "Bled"
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V nedeljo se vrši prijeten izlet na farme
Cleveland (Collinwood), O.—
Eno leto je že minilo, od kar je imelo naše društvo piknik na ravno istih prostorih kot ga bomo imeli letos. Vsi tisti, ki so bili navzoči lansko leto na pikniku, se še dobro spominjajo zabave in veselja, ki smo ga uživali zunaj v prosti naravi. Ni ga lepšega dneva v letu kot tedaj, ko se člani zbirajo svojega in drugih društev v prosti naravi, kjer pošiljajo solnčni žarki svoja tanka pramena skozi zeleno drevje. Kako se člani in prijatelj i. lepo pozdravljajo eden drugega, kot prve spomladanske cvetlice, ko se razvijajo iz popkov v bujno cvetje.
Resnica je, da nas letos nekoliko bolj teži kriza in brezposelnost, katero občutimo čimdalje bolj, pa kljub temu pridite vsi, ker čim več nas bo, tem lepša zabava bo. Prepričan sem, da bomo vsaj začasno pozabili naše gorje. Izvrstna godba nam bo igrala lepe plesne komade in videli boste vrteti kolo sreče, ki vam bo prineslo lepo košaro s kavo, sladkorjem in sadjem.
In da ne bo kakega ugibanja, naj povem, da ta piknik priredi društvo Mir št. 142 SNPJ v nedeljo 26, junija na Pintarjevih farmah.
Priporočam vsem članom in članicam, ki sicer nimate navade priti, da se udeležite, tako iz Nottinghama in Euclida. Torej na veselo svidenje.
One, ki nimajo svojih avtomobilov, bo čakal vsako uro truck pri Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. Voznina na piknik je prosta.
Louis Mrmolja, tajnik. -o-
Ce verjamete al' pa ne.
IZ URADA DR. COLLIN-WOODSKE SLOVENKE ŠT. 22 SDZ
Naznanja se članicam, da bi se bolj zanimale za društvo in bolj ob času plačevale svoj asesment. Zadnje Idneve. je težko hoditi po hišah za asesmentom. Tista pa, ki je potrebna in ne more plačat, naj pride na sejo in vpraša osebno za pomoč. Društvo rado pomaga dokler more. Jaz sama pa ne morem za nobeno zakladati, torej se ni treba jeziti, ako bo katera suspendirana. V teh časih je društvo naša največja pomoč, zato glejte, da ga obdržite. Kadar nimate plačanega svojega asesmenta, se vam najraje pripeti kakšna nesreča. Toliko v blagohotno naznanilo.
Sestrski pozdrav,
Mary Jerman, tajnica.
St. Clair Rifle and Hunting Club
Piše A. G.
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K zdravniku pride možak, ki pravi, da ni nič kaj pri zdravju. Ko ga zdravnik preišče, mu reče:
"Vi preveč pijete in to vam škodi. Ali ne veste, da je pijača počasen strup?"
"Le naj bo," meni bolnik, "saj meni se nikamor ne mudi."
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Nekatere stvari potrebujejo del j, nekatere pa mani časa, da so kuhane. Izkušena gospodinja sicer natančno ve, koliko časa je treba kako stvar ime+i v piskru, da je kuhana, ampak težave imajo mlade gospodinje, ki nimajo kuhinjske umetnosti š<-v mazincu. Takim bi jaz svetoval sledeče: Kadar denete v pi-sker kako stvar in ne veste kdaj bo kuhana, denite v isti lonec kos opeke. Kadar bo opeka mehka* bo tudi jdotična stvar že kuhana, to vam garantiram.
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Mož in žena sedita na balkonu, spodaj na vrtu pa sedita na klopici fant in dekle. Pa reče žena možu:
"Ti, onadva spodaj najbrže ne vesta, da sva midva tukaj in da lahko vse slišiva. Zažvižgaj, da ju boš posvaril. Najbrže jo misli fant vprašat za roko."
"Kaj bom žvižgal," reče mož, "kdo je pa rfiene svaril, ko sem tebe vprašal za roko?"
nas izkoriščajo in povzročajo nepotrebne krifee.
Pridružite se naraščajoči armadi zadružnih odjemalcev! —--o-
Zahvala in priporočilo godbe "Bled"
Slovenska godba "Bled," si šteje v dolžnost, lepo se zahvaliti vsem posetnikom zadnjega našega vrtnega koncerta, ki se je vršil zadnjo nedeljo na Močil-nikarjevih farmah. Posebno se še zahvaljujemo članom St. Clair Rifle kluba, ki so se zbrali skupaj in darovali godbi "Bled" vsoto $8.«50. Enako lepa hvala tudi Mr. Al. Filipiču, ki je podaril $2.00, ker se ni mogel udeležiti našega izleta.
Na željo več članov in lovskih klubov, se je godba "Bled" odločila, da bo imela še en izlet to sezono in sicer 14. avgusta, na Močilnikarjeve farme. Za takrat pa prosimo udeležbe tudi od strani lovskega kluba iz New-burga, tako se boste vsi slovenski lovci veselo skupaj zabavali.
Na programu bomo imeli zopet nekaj posebnih koncertnih točk, kar bo nekaj čisto novega, kar pa, za enkrat še ne izdamo.
Torej glejte, da si rezervirate 14. avgust za ta izlet godbe "Bled" in pridite med zabavne člane Bledčanov. Avgust mesec je dosledno vroč in prav prijetno : se boste imeli pod senco košatih dreves. Seveda, lovska: himna bo1
Pred zadnjo strelsko vajo, 12. junija, smo imeli redno mesečno sejo. Marsikaj dobrega smo ukrenili na isti, med drugim smo tudi sklenili prirediti nekakšno tekmo za prvenstvo pri našem klubu. V tekmo lahko stopijo člani drugih klubov in tudi jagri, oziroma "raubšici," ki niso pri nobenem klubu. Bolj natanko' glede tekme za prvenstvo bom drugič poročal.
Kljub slabim razmeram, smo dobili enega novega člana—Lojze Kostanjšek je torej naš član, naš lovski tovariš. Pokazal je, da se razume na lov oziroma zbi-janje golobov.
Veliko veselje je zavladalo med našimi fanti, ko je bilo pre-čitano pismeno vabilo Euclid Rifle kluba, v katerem nas imenovani klub vabi na tekmo in piknik na 4. julija. Torej fantje od Euclid Rifle kluba, naznanjam vam v imenu naših jagrov, da se vidimo 4. julija.
Glede izida tekme so mnenja jako različna, toda kdor zasleduje poročila Euclid Rifle kluba, je lahko prepričan, da ima naš klub jako malo prilike za zmago, zato pa fantje, le nikar si preveč ne domišljujte, ker lahko (skoro gotovo), da boste razočarani. Še eno vajo imamo pred tekmo in to je na 26. junija. Pridite vsi, da se še malo: privadimo.
Prosim 'člane našega kluba, da pridejo točno ob 1:30 na strelišče 4. julija, kajti ob dveh se prične tekma. Po tekmi pa bomo kadili z Euclid Rifle klubom mirovno "fajfo" pod hruškami na, Močilnikarjevi farmi.
Tako smo streljali na 12. junija:
Česen A............. 16
Papesh............ 14
Peterka............ 11
Novak A...........22
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Očim ubil ženo in tri
otroke
Paterson, New Jersey, 21. junija. Potem ko se je vso noč kregal s svojimi tremi otroci, katere je priženil z drugo ženo, je 32 letni Mohamed Dosti zgrabil dva revolverja in začel streljati. Pri tem je ubil svojo ženo Minnie in 21 letnega pastorka Hy-mana, 17 letnega Simmonsa in 15 letno Ruth, četrti otrok je pobegnil pri oknu. Dosti, ki je Turk, je poročil ameriško ženo s štirimi otroki in zahteval, da žive po orientalsko z njim, česar so se pa otroci branili, in umor je bila posledica.
Kaj želite, sekati drva ali v zapore?
Delaware, Ohio, 22. junija. Tukajšni župan Johnson je izjavil, da bo v bodoče dal kršilcem postav troje stvari na izbero, da si kazen sami izberejo, in sicer: da plačajo globo v gotovini, da presedijo 30 dni v zaporu ali pa da sekajo za mestne reveže 10 dni drva. štirje grešniki, ki šo bili včeraj spčznani krivim, so izjavili, da bodo sekali drva. Računa se, da noben mestnih reve-žev prihodnjo zimo ne bo brez drv.
Podpadec ......	.. .. 11
Prah............	.. .. 12
Novak J.......	.. .. 16
Sietz............	.. .. 19
Penosa V.......	.. .. 21
Urankar A.....	.. .. 11
	.. .. 15
Susel M.......	.. .. 10
Glažar ........	.. .. 17
Turšič..........	.. .. 20
Urankar J.....i	.. .. 13
Mihelich......	.. .. 9
Klemen........	.. .. 16
Penosa L.......	.. .. 16
Pirnat..........	.. .. 15
Kren..........	.. .. 14
Kavčnik........	.. .. 15
Kostanjšek .. ..	.. .. 12
Dolenc..........	.. .. 17
Šinkovec ......	'.. .. 10
Neki trgovec si je s pridnostjo pridobil veliko premoženje. Ker je bil bogat, se je hotel kre-tati samo v boljši družbi in je hotel tudi svoje tri hčere oddati v boljše družine, ker dote bo precej. Nekoč pride v družbo mladega gospodiča in mu začne pripovedovati kako veliko doto bodo imele njegove hčere, ker se najlažje dekle odda, če fant ve, da bo žena lahko sebe (in njega) preživljala z očetovo doto.
"Veste," pravi trgovec, "imam tri hčere. Minka, ki je dobila nekoliko več izobrazbe in je stara 23 let, bo dobila 50,000 dolarjev dote. Marjetica je stara 32 let, ta bo dobila 80,000 dolarjev dote in Pepca, ki je videla že 40 pomladi, dobi 100,000 dolarjev dote."
Fant skrbno posluša "skrivno razodetje" in ko je trgovec končal, je vprašal z mehkim glasom :
"Pa nimate nobene hčerke, ki bi bila okrog 100 let stara?"
Vaša denarnica
naj vam svetuje, kakšen pogreb boste naročili za svojega dragega. Sami si izberite vse potrebne stvari in določite ka,kovost, tako že naprej veste, koliko vas bo pogreb stal.
Toda najsibo pogreb velik ali skromen, naša postrežba je vedno enako taktna in vestna ter v vsakem oziru zadovoljiva.
Louis L. Ferfolia
SLOVENSKI FOGREBNIK
3515 East 81st St.
Tel. MIchiean 7420
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Gledališki igralec se je hotel nekoliko pošaliti s čevljarskim učenčkom, pa ga nagovori:
"Pobič, ali bi ne hotel morda vzeti kak drug poklic, kjer bi imel lepše življenje?"
"O, t6 pa rad, gospod, kaj pa naj bom?"
"Naš gledališki ravnatelj potrebuje namreč za novo igro norca."
"Tako? Norca potrebuje? Kako pa: ali je vas odslovil, ali hoče imeti dva?"
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Mali Mirko je slišal, da je njegova mama, odslovila služkinjo, ker je šla zvečer ven bre? da bi ji gospodinja to dovolila. "Mama," vpraša radovedno Mirko, "ali je bilo to kaj slabega., kar je Anica storila?"
"Ja> nekaj zelo slabega in take osebe jaz ne morem trpeti v hiši, ampak jo tisti hip odslovim."
"Mama," še nadalje sprašuje Mirko, "kdaj boš pa našega ata spodila s službe?"
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Fant je dekletu pripovedoval, kaj bo vse napravil zanjo, kadar bosta mož in žena. "Kadar bova poročena," svečano prisega fant, "bom nosil s teboj vse veselje in skrbi."
"Pa saj jaz nimam nikakih skrbi," pr^vi dekle.
"Saj sem rekel: kadar bova poročena."
DOPISI
H
.v V
Naprodaj
je ledenica, skoraj nova, železna.
Odda se apartment stanovanje, obstoječe, iz 4 sob, kopalnica, gorka voda. 736 E. 93rd St. blizu St. Clair Ave. in Gordon parka; rent $25.00.
Odda se stanovanje* 5 sob, kopališče; rent $20.00.
Za vse to vprašajte na 7215 Myron Ave.	(148)
Odda se
v najem šest lepih sob, spodaj, vse moderne naprave, gorka voda, vse po zelo nizki ceni. Vpraša se pri lastniku, 1053 E. 71st St., zgorej, vrata št. 3. (149)
Stanovanje
obstoječe iz treh sob se da v najem. Kopališče. 1187 E. 61st St.	(148)
V najem
se .da stanovanje kaki pošteni družini. Stanovanje ima štiri velike sobe, kopališče in spodnje prostore. Cena je'zmerna. Za nadaljna pojasnila se obrnite na lastnika hiše, ki stanuje na 723 E. 160th St., kjer se nahaja stanovanje.	(148)
A. ACHLEITNER
Za "Ameriško Domovino" priredil M. tJ.
"Nikakor vam ne bo koristilo sedaj več, ko ste že enkrat toliko izdali."
"Saj nisem ničesar priznal."
"Jasno je, da jemljete s seboj v nevarne revirje ekspanzivne naboje in da jih v slučaju sile tudi rabite. Namen pa je, nasprotnika gotovo umoriti, če ga le malo pogodite v prsa ali pa spodnje telo. Tedaj ste Silvestra le po naključju zadeli samo v roko."
"To mi je dovolj neprijetno!"
Predsednik je pozvan sedaj barona, ki je bil bled kakor zid.
"Jeli vaš nadlovec Anton dober strelec?"
"Je."
Mi vam oskrbimo pogreb po izredno nizkih cenah, a postrežba je vseeno prvovrstna. Pri pogrebu za $165.00 dobite: najskrbnejšs balzamiranje trupla, mrtvaški venec na hišna vrata, palme, lepo odprto krsto za $48, kakor kaže zgornja slika, železno "bakso" mrtvaški voz, dva osebna avtomobila, in vso drugo tozadevno postrežbo. Oskrbimo vam pa tudi boljše krste in pogrebe, toda ob nepretiranih cenah.
' Mi se ne poslužujemo nikakih agentov. Agentje pogrebne stroške samo povečajo.
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net se je odaljil k posvetovanju.
Ivan se je hotel približati baronu, da mu izrazi svoje obžalovanje, ker se je slučaj tako nepričakovano zakrenil, a baron je le zamahnil z roko ter s tem odklonil vsak razgovor. Nem, sam vase poglobljen je sedel, bled kakor smrt. Nem je bil tudi zagovornik. Anton je gledal zmedeno predse. Silvester pa je vso stvar le toliko razumel, da je zašepe-tal Ivanu: "Zdi se mi, da gre vsa stvar prav neumno." Ivan se je umaknil odgovoru s tem, da je odšel v klop za priče.
Posvetovanje je trajalo nad eno uro. Končno je senat zopet zasedel svoja mesta in razglasil sodbo. Silvester je obsojen na šest mesecev težke ječe, katero mora takoj nastopiti. Antonu je senat priznal olajševalno okol-nost silobrana, vendar pa je on
■	z vporabo ekspanzivnega nabo-1 ja to pravico prekoračil ter za-> grešil težko telesno poškodbo,
■	vsled česar je kaznovan z deset mesečnm ostrm zaporom.
"Da."
"S tem tedaj priznavate na- v kup takih nabojev, kakor tudi njih vporabo na lovu."
Baron je molčal.
"Podpred ste to tajili."
Sedaj je prosil za besedo dr- ( žavni pravdnik, ki je izjavil, da mora proti baronu vsled navajanja k težki telesni poškodbi 1 vložiti posebno tožbo, za kar bo * treba posebnega postopanja. Baron je obstal, kakor bi ga zadela 1 strela. Ugoyor zagovornika je 1 bil zavrnjen.
Ivanu je postalo še bolj nepri-jetnd, ko je cul, kake posledice ! je izzval s svojim resnicoljubnim ' pričanjem. Kdo bi si bil pa mo- 1 gel misliti, da je sam baron na- • ravnost za povedal svojemu osob-ju, naj strelja na divje lovce 3 ekspanzivnimi kroglami! Vsekakor ga ni dvoma, da je tako povelje izdal! Usoda je šla svojo pot.
Razprava proti Antonu se je nadaljevala. Ta je konečno opustil vsako tajbo ter priznal, da je namenoma porinil v desno cev ekspanzivni naboj, medtem ko je vsebovala leva cev naboj s ši-brami št. 00. Državni pravdnik je utemeljeval obtožbo ter pov-darjal, da se gre tudi za prekoračenje pravice silobrana, ker se ni lovec najprej poslužil naboja s šibrami. Pravdnikovo trditev je zavračal zagovornik, vendar pa kljub svoji zgovornosti ni mogel dejstva ošibiti. Se-
"Skoro eno leto!" je zavpil ob- j upan Anton.
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Proti baronu pa bo uvedeno e posebno postopanje, vendar ga ^ pusti sodišče na prostem. Kakor omamljen je baron prikimal ter odšel iz hiše pravice.
Doktor Gričar je zapustil sod-nijo že poprej, z namenom, da se izogne srečanju z baronom. Tudi on je bil prepaden vsled nenadnega zaobrata obravnave, posebno pa vsled uvedbe postopanja radi navajanja k umoru. Kazen za ta zločin bo vsekakor še bolj občutna, kakor pa je je bil deležen lovec Anton. Ivan sf je vedno znova zatrjeval, da je kot zdravnik storil svojo dolžnost. Neprijetna, pekoča, pa je bila posledica njegove samari-tanske usmiljenosti napram ranjenemu Silvestru.
Ko je drugo jutro prinesel grajski sluga doktorju Gričar-ju pismo, je Ivan že slutil njega vsebino in se ni nikakor čudil, da je preklical baron v njem dovoljenje lova in tudi želel, da
prenehajo vsakršni medsebojni : stiki. Skoz in skoz vljudno pi- i smo je pisala baronesina roka, ' a podpisal ga je baron. Ivan je strmel v lične vrstice. Kakor pena se je razblinil mladostni i sen . . .
Kakih šest tednov kasneje so stikali vaščani glave ter si šepetali, da je bil "špasni" graj-ščak obsojen na eno leto trde ječe. Kdo bi si bil kaj takega mislil !
Ivan se je pod težo tega strašnega dogodka v pravem pomenu besede skrivaj plazil po okolici. Bal se je občevati z ljudmi in naravnost vesel je bil, da ga niso ba'š ta čas nikamor klicali.
Vendar, nekega dne je zahtevala njegova mamica zdravnika in sina. Stara mamica je bila bolna in zahtevala zdravnika, čeravno ni hotel stari o tem ničesar čuti. četudi je bil sedaj Ivan na lastnih nogah, čeravno se je oddaljil od očetovske sklede, vendar mu stari kot zdravniku še ni zaupal. Saj je dejal, ko je mamica zbolela: "In če vsi prisežejo na ta mladi zdravniški zaboj, jaz mu vendar ne verjamem ! Oni, ki se je izognil študijam za "gospoda," ni nikdar dosti prida. Ivan pa je bil še za kmečko delo preneumen!" Mamica pa je vendarle dosegla, da so poklicali Ivana in da jo je zdravil. Ob nje postelji je tedaj sedel sin in ji gledal v zveste oči. O bolezni pa sta le malo govorila. Mamica je le hotela izvedeti iz njegovih ust po-tanjkosti o obsodbi barona. Ivan ' se je hotel temu izogniti, ni ho-' tel čuti ni besede, saj mu je bilo
že dovolj neprijetno, da je nje- j( govo pravicoljubno pričanje povzročilo tak konec.	r
Tedaj je šepnila mamica: "Ivan, mar je resnično moralo biti?" p Ivan je prikimal. "Strašno! Svojega dobrotni- p ka spraviti v ječo — Ivan, kaj si storil!"	j
Prestrašen je vprašal Ivan: "Dobrotnika ste dejali, mati? ~ Baron, je moj dobrotnik? Kako j to? Povejte mi vse, prosim vas." j Z bolestnim glasom je pove- j dala mati: "Da, Ivan! Baron je tvoj dobrotnik! Plačeval je večkrat hrano zate in s tem prihranil meni marsikak goldinar. Knjige ti je kupoval on. In čeravno ni potrosil zate premoženja, vendar je storil dobro delo iz lastne volje. Vedel je pač, da jaz ne morem vsega! Ti pa — ti pa si ga tiral pred sodni-jo!" Starko je ustavil kašelj.
"Usmiljeni Bog!" je vzkliknil Ivan ter pohitel, da da materi zdravila.
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Stanovanje
obstoječe iz 5 sob, na jako pri-' ličnem kraju Collinwooda,!se da ) v najem. Vprašajte na 14904
-	Pepper Ave., blizu 152. ceste.
(148)
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Spremembe med krajevnimi društvi S. D. Zveze meseca maja 1932 — Asesment št. 223
Slovenec, št. 1
Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 123 Michael Vuk, 1258 Edward Krečič, 23G1 John Černelič, 2538 Martin Mat-kovic, 2659 Martin Rožnik, 2949 Joseph Jernejčič, 3213 Martin Brinovec, 3263 John Brinovec, 3668 Kuzman Ha-rambasha, 3762 Frank Benigar, 5674 Anton Skettle, 6143 John Geronic, 7132 Jernej Brinovec, 8196 Michael J. Jalovec, 8569 Andrej Renko, 8820 Charles Perko, 9132 Frank Mahnich, 9276 Frank Brinovec, 78 Frank Vadil )al, 1437 Louis Patte, 1948 John Patte, 3089 George Juranko, 4759 Frank Anzlovar, 7366 John Bacurin, 8509 Frank Likovieh, 9794 Joe Nahti-gal.
Zvišal posmrtnino od 3'B na l'B: 9179 Frank Prah.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 9 Frank Matjašič, 37 Frank Mervar, 62 Leopold Furlan, 88 Mike Franko, 112 Frank Bizil, 136 Metod Zabkar, 149 Frank Kaprol, 199 Frank Globokar, 3337 Jernej Anzur, 401 Louis Cucnik 420 Mike Jalovec, 830 Joseph Nosse. 979 Frank Knaus, 982 Mike Arh, 999 Mike Stefe, 1036 Frank Grandovec. 1500 Frank Kuhar, 1898 John Pucelj, 2260 Louis Kaprol, 2366 Joseph Grandovec, 2535 Joseph Urajnar, 2962 Joe Kraje, 3001 Frank Fifolt, 3041 Frank Skabar, 3049 Mike Seller, 3134 Ferd Starin. 3215 Frank Nosse, 3327 Alojz Majer, 3350 Anthony J. Nosse, 3619 Louis Zupančič, 3809 Frank Saje, 4215 Andrew Bole, 4221 Frank Hribar, 4223 Joseph Certalich, 4411 Albin Kraje, 4412 Joe Kraje, 4617 Luke Gustetič, 5543 Edward Legan, 5622 Frank Mat-jasic, 6160 John Bajt, 6166 Martin Kožar, 6167 John Ostir, 6377 Joseph Grozde, 6487 George Kovačič, 7859 Frank Okički, 8043 Edward J. Matjašič. 8233 Imbro Rescic, 8816 Frank Kotnik, 8827 Joseph Gogala, 8831 Vincent Zupančič, 9130 Frank V. Opas-kar, 9671 John G. Vaupich, 9911 Joseph Kovach.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 21 Joseph Likovieh, 104 Frank Marn, 395 Anton Jalovec, 1424 Vid Markuzic, 1521 Martin Kuhar, 1540 John Ferlu-ga, 2428 Math Kolar, 2963 Frank Kraje, 3214 Bernard Martich, 3217 Louis F. Truger, 4741 Leopold Gel-tez, 5057 Steve Skrobot, 6146 Ludwig Smolic, 6169 Anton Cettin, 6378 Joseph Skerl, 7421 Frank Kolenc, 7471 Joe Likovieh, 8041 Joseph Demshar, 8745 Johan Chertalich, 8814 Anton Jereb, 8819 Mathias Drinovec, 8828 Paul Korensek, 9062 Paul Korensek Jr., 9696 Anton Judnič, 9740 William Suliadolnik, 9741 John Bukovnik, 10038 Ludwig Misley. Črtan: 9419 Frank Kožar.
Svobodomiselne Slovenke, št. 2 Suspendirane zopet sprejete: 1115 Rose Pire, 1571 Ivana Vokač, 111 Frances Zugovec, 3471 Josephine Kolenc, 4279 Anna Malich.
Prvi mesec suspendirane: 1111 Frances Zugovec, 3471 Josephine Kolenc, 4278 Anna Malich, 3842 Josephine Certalich, 6489 Mary Stebly, 5166 Mary Perhavec, 3301 Julia Tavželj, 4760 Frances Čandek, 9856 Molly Perhavec, 4455 Julia Tomsic, 5757 Anna Bole.
Drugi me-ec suspendirane: 3772 Jennie Gorencic, 5888 Antonija Žagar, 9457 Elvera Jereb, 5626 Amalia Rebec, 5431 Agnes Žagar, 3456 Ivanka Hribar, 8947 Emma Sajher, 55116 Albina Jerman, 5652 Jossphine Martic, 5786 Josephine Leveč, 7117 Christine Smi-ciklas, 1131 Ivana Zaje, 9674 Caroline Hrovat, 2156 Ivana Linger, 51131 Mary M. Strekelj, 625 Gertrude Sorsek, 6089 Josephine Zaje, 38812 Pauline Truger, 7110 Elsie Leveč, 5544 Josephine Leveč, 9229 Emma Modic, 1572 Josephine Kushan, 6490 Antonia Koče-var.
Umrla: 5168 Mary Budan.
Slovan, št. 3 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 4239 Joseph Mlinar, 7367 Alojzija Mlinar, 8963 Albert Mlinar.
Prvi mesec suspendiran: 4430 Joseph Pegritc.
Drugi mesec suspenirani: 4862 Tony Bajuk, 3303 Joseph Belaj, 726 Rudolph Boltaužar, 2718 Leo Champa. Črtan: 3961 Joseph Satkovich.
Sv. Ana, št. 4 Pristopila: 10082 Frances Tomsich. Suspendirane zopet sprejete: 1271 Mary Kurent, 1716 Jera Zamejc,, 6191 Louise Slak, 4244 Mary Krajnc, 6921 Mary Robas, 2725 Antonija Zadnik, 3816' Mary Glavič, 6199 Agnes Božič, 3536 Mary Mencin, 3914 Frančiška Suhadolnlk, 4965 Rosa Martineic, 5343 Josephine Virant, 5419 Mary Kavčnik, 3371 Mary Jurlina. 3607 Frančiška Košir, 9941 Albina Vidmar, 9842 Josephine Vidmar.
Prvi mesec suspendirane: 1589 Frances Znidaršič, 2433 Elizabeth Opaskar, 8836 Frances Schultz, 5119 Rose Branik, 1296 Agnes Matjašič, 1416 Mary Jerič, 905 Mary Kogej, 6092 Emma Volt 1575 Rose Eckart, 3395 Josephine Lustik, 3990 Emma Lisjak, 4274 Angela Kobe, 3607 Frančiška Košir, 5343 Josephine Virant, 6512 France? Kolar, 6517 Amalija Pin-tar, 7590 Mary Glavich, 7591 Anna Turk, 8750 Bertha Samsa, 9799 Anna Nahtigal.
Drugi mesec suspendirane: 1956 Marjana Zabukovec, 3629 Mathilda Thcmash, 7092 Julija Lužar, 7589 Jenny Turk, 7881 Stella Zabukovec, 9797 Alice Zabukovec, 6504 Barbara Zevnik, 9966 Veronika Košir, 452 Iva. na Pate, 5676 Mary Gregorin, 6210 Anna Evenmarg, 1902 Mary Mohor-čič, 2166 Mary Petek, 6216 Pauline Ceperlo.
Črtane: 9017 Anna Kurnieh, 7257 Mary Novak, 6212 Mary Gornik, 6519 Jenny Prijatelj.
Znižale podporo od 3'D na 3'N: Jenny Roje; od 2'B na 2'C: 3886 Anna Somrak.
Znižala posmrtnino od 2'C na 3'C: 6638 Rose Gustetic.
Napredni Slovenci, št. 5 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 2800 James Jamnik. 7596 Mary Pirnat, 8290 Frances Zakrajšek, 6641 Albina Fink, 126 John Pirnat, 5018 Andrej Zakrajšek, 7057 John Pirnat Jr., 8057 Frank Vičič, 9313 John Erbežnik Jr., 2965 Frank Sivec.
Prvi mesec suspendirani; 3915 Frank Kovačič, 5347 Anton Cvar. 7685 Mar.v Jazbec, 193 Frank Laurič, 3608 Frank Cvar, 185,7 Frank Arko, 7093 Anna Cvar, 2695 Karol Jarc, 1145 Josip
Prime, 1074 John Kuman.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 2729 Martin Boldin, 5237 John Kolenc, 3887 Martin Boldan Jr., 1476 Andrej Vi-dergar, 3584 Anna Kožel, 6095 Louis Kožel, 7882 Anton Virant. Črtana: 5560 Mary Zaje. Odstopile: 7594 Josephine Pirnat, 7595 Mary Pirnat.
Slovenski Dom, št. 6 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 510 Josephine Bajt, 4764 Edward' Bajt 99671 Anna Lukasko, 4576 Frank Ko-stan, 4638 Rudolph Bajt, 8950 Rose Jurglič, 6550 Johan Jurglič.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 7476 Edward Zelle, 8841 Jennie Skuly, 9861 Johna Arko, 611 Anton Skulj, 2541 Frank Slajpak Jr., 4306 Anton Ger-zinčič, 5836 Angela Slajpak, 6794 Rose Gombach, 8068 Josephine Zurman, 9186 Anna Stepich, 2647 Valentine Ogrin, 9286 Frank Arko, 1429 Mary Kline, 9600 Anton Skulj.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 7608 Frances Kelhar, 9234 Katarina Turk, 9070 Jennie Virant, 5686 Louis Za-krajšek, 6534 Albsrt Zallar, 6586 Jennie Virant, 8064 Frank Virant, 8240 Joseph Virant, 8241 Frank Samsa, 9235 Joseph Turk Jr., 501 Leopold Mevžek, 6653 Agnes Zakrajšek, 4312 Antonia Kaušek, 4610 Anna Stupica, 6532 James Janchar, 6652 Josephine Janchar, 7605 Frances Mramor, 7716 Leslie Kaušek, 8295 Frances Smajdek, 5438 Frances Resar, 5439 Louis Resa.r 8404 Anna Resar, 4640 Frank Stupica, 5003 Johan Babič, 6647 Mary Budan, 9551 James Janchar Jr., 9599 Mike Mitrovic.
Črtana: 2731 Lucille Yersin, 7094 Anton Zorko.
Prestopili, k št. 57: 8655 Jennie Kozlevcar, 9184 Frances Demenjak, 8312 Mary E. Yanchar, 7960 Herman Stupica, 7961 Laddie Stupica, 8844 Max Gerl, 8845 Andrew Gerl.
Novi Dom, št. 7 Suspendirana zopet sprejeta: 3233 Frank Kravear, 605 Joseph Poles.
Drugi mesec suspendirana: 2327 John Zavodnik, 5937 Joseph Zalokar.
Kras, št. 8 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 3852 Andrej Malečkar, 4042 Rudy Kožel, 4645 Jakob Baraga, 4713 Anton Va-lenčič, 7480 Anton Kapel, 9075 Mariana Malečkar, 3513 Jennie Kožel, 3823 Mary Vihtelic, 7267 Rose Erjavec, 8524 Karolina Gulič, 3119 Jennie Prišel, 6811 Louis Kapel, 6016 Peter Gulič, 6083 Louis Pavlič, 9073 Louis Petrovčič, 5976 Antonia Kapel, 8846 Mary Erjavec, 9680 Joe Erjavec, 7889 John Spilar, 3234 John Zibert, 6882 Uršula Suštaršič, 3507 Josephine Mo-horčič, 3057 Luka Rotar, 4744 John Ošaben.
Prvi mesec suspsndirani: 9421 Ernest Henkel, 5260 Louis Louis Kalin, 820 Josephine Peterlin, 2890 Joseph Rayer, 3027 Martin Peterlin, 3852 Andrej Malečkar, 4024 Rudy Koželj, 6985 Anton Koloini, 7480 Anton Kapelj, 9075 Mariana Malečkar, 3531 Jennie Kožel, 3688 Frank Sibernik. 6032 Lawrence Leskovec, 8298 Frank Sibernik, 8524 Karolina Košir, 6016 Peter Gulič, 6811 Louis Kapel, 8536 William Bcdenko, 3058 Jennie Krž-manc, 4317 Martin Šuštaršič, 5972 Frances Demojzes, 5976 Antonija ' Kapel, 6412 Rose Kemc, 6890 John Tomšič, 690 Angela Skerl, 5839 Mary Kalin, 5964 Ciril Jejčič, 949 Anton Kerž-manc, 1020 Joseph Kaušek.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 5062 Mike Zevnik, 8525 Louis Zagorc, 8081 Mary Barbo, 1837 Steve Jursinovich, 8101 Alice Boje, 8905 Michael Barbo, 6053 James Dežman, 8663 Sylvia Brg-les, 4744 John Oshaben, 7203 Edward Bcdenko, 3021 Martin Permuš, 4320 Louis Skerl. Glas Clcvelandsluh Delavcev, št. 9 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 3029 Filip Cendov, 7336 Joseph Hočevar.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 4477 Ig-natz Lužar,, 5446 Albert Kotnik, 7720 Charles Turk, 7441 John Strogin, 8084 John Yerše, 478 Joseph Modic, 905 Joseph Kogoj, 2284 Stefan Andolek, 2993 Frank Rebec, 5293 Joseph Nose, 9752 John Trinko. Diugi mesec suspendirani: 7879 Jo-:.ph F. Zelle, 6249 Charles Zelle, 5294 John Lovšin, 2181 Jernej Ban, 6242 Anton Ziherl, 223 Frank Zabukovec, 3921 John Modic.
Črtani: 4846 John Stih, 4845 Frank Papes, 4847 Louis Papes. Prestopil k št. 45: 9244 John Vičič.
Mor, št. 10 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 2223 Andrej Šinkovec, 6670 Florijan Ober-jtar, 2637 Mary Šinkovec, 4721 Nick Miller, 5047 Joseph Pečjak, 9753 John Rcdič, 2442 Frank Terlep, 5214 Anton Godic, 3201 Josip Kuhelj, 876 Frank Ro4ic.
Ptvi mesec suspendirani: 4481 Louis Sostelic, 9753 John Rodic, 2223 Allien Šinkovec, 4047 Gregor Skebe, Frank Miklavcic, 6670 Florijan Ober-;tar, 7825 Pete Marovec, 6825 Anton Lovse, 2460 Jožefa Terlep, 2461 Frances Kuznik, 876 Frank Rodic, 2462 Josip Ferlep, 4068 Rose Lovse, 4721 Nick Miller, 7377 Frank Janezic, 8715 Antqn Janezic, 10029 Frank Bajt, 3241 Mike Pctepan, 5047 Joseph Pečjak, 5574 Frank Vrh, 9247 Frank Papež.
D;;ugi mesec suspendirani: 4206 Ana Matičič, 6669 Frank Boldan, 6671 Frank Strah, 9555 Albina Mulh, 3122 Joseph Rogel, 3202 Alojzij Merhar, 2342 Frank Terlep. Črtana: 8170 Albina Godec.
Danica, št. 11 Prvi mesec suspendirane: 9313 Ju-j Stine Klatičar, 1759 Mary Jakomin, 703 Mary Modic, 4344 Frances Sau-rich, 1334 Jennie Zelle, 9030 Emily Zelle.
Drugi mesec suspendirane: 7772 Frances Onick, 4346 Mary A. Urbas.
Znižala podporo od 2'B na 2'C: 4094 Julia Zakrajšek.
Ribnica, št. 12 Suspendirana zopet sprejeta: 7829 Genevefa Blazich.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 3111 Math Mikolich, 5667 Peter Radovanich, 7380 Anton Cetin, 7446 Sophie Kaučič, 8770 Mary Kaučič, 9687 Josephine Kaučič, 7905 Frank Mervar, 6686 Frank Truden.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 3544 John Marincek, 5666 John Benich, 4099 John Pucelj, 6835 Antonija .Skufca, 6832 Frank Skufca, 6564 Mary Jelenich, 6575 Frank Kleindienst, 3655 j Anton Nosan, 3644 Thomas Klun, 9557
George Petretich, 7618 Ignatz Mar-kovic, 7830 Anna Smole, 6573 Frank LOnchar.
Znižal podporo od 2'B na 2'N: 5667 Peter Radovanich.
Clcvelandski Slovenci, št. 14 Pristopila: 10083 John Sušnik, 10084 Anthony Starich.
Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 4796 Ramon Maver, 3148 Joe Udovich, 7273 Rudolp Glinšek, 602 Anton Rolih, 5097 Frank Suhadolnik, 2549 Mike Frigel, 9926 Mike Koss.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 1159 Jakob Lenaršič, 1595 John Krzanič, 4109 John Markich, 4351 John Urbančič, 26 John Welkovrh, 79 Andrej Dolenc, 315 Joe Gasper, 3863 John Rolih.
Drugi mesec suspendiran: 311 Frank Hrovat.
Črtana: 9200 Alphonse Leveč, 3113 Luka Leveč.
Znižal podporo, od 3'C na 3'N: 4650 Joe Bartol.
Anton Martin Slomšek, št. 16 Suspendiran zopet sprejet: 7102 Louis Košir.
Prv mesec suspendiran: 2468 Anton Hlapše.
Drugi mesec suspendiran: 532 Joseph Leskovec.
France Prešeren, št. 17 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 5680 John Laurich, 1862 Leopold Mohorčič, 4851 Frank Laurich, 1770 Tomaž Laurich, 7916 John Podobnikar, 7498 Anton F. Lučič.
Prestopil od št. 40: 6961 William Dabac.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 9201 Frank Žiberman, 4494 Frank Anžlovar, 7490 John Smrekar.
Drugi mesec suspendirana: 2930 Frank Krže, 7692 August Rijavec.
Črtana: 4579 Jakob Furlan, 9758 Josephine E. Centa.
Znižal podporo od 2'B na 2'N: 7776 John Taufer.
Sv. Ciril in Metod, št. 18 Pristopili: 10085 Anton Medves, 10086 Anton Levstik, 10087 Edward Drobnick, 10088 Josephine Krulich, 10089 Frank Drobnick.
Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 5820 Frank Glavan, 6933 Steve Haborak, 3000 Ignatz Vidmar, 3077 Frank Jartz, 3255 Louis Skulj, 3450 Steve Zadra-vec, 3735 Frank Perko, 4825 Joe Jartz, 6934 Frank Bizil j, 6935 Edward Kro-mar, 2960 Frank Skulj, 3320 Louis Skulj.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 4125 Anton Nose, 2573 Victor Kompare, 5455 Anton Novak, 4123 Joe Bedene, 9969 Peter Pikš, 2743 John Jakšič, 6851 Rudolp Nose.
Bled, št. 20
Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 1988 Frank Ozimek, 2424 Mary Ozimek, 7931 Louis Papeš, 5806 John Lipo-glavšek, 2052 John Lipoglavšek, 2331 Mary Lipoglavšek, 7170 William Lipoglavšek.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 8890 Frank Bricel, 9761 Julia Bizjak, 8880 Jennie Bizjak, 2321 John Ferfolia, 2320 Ther-eca Ferfolia, 8679 Stephania Grozda-nič, 8677 Mary Grozdanič, 8725 William Gregorčič, 2020 Ignac Kodek, 7169 Theresa Kodeh, 4876 Louis Kvas, 2859 Krist Lozar, 3566 Frank Mesojedec, 3549 John Novak, 8881 Rose Papeš, 4695 Pater Predovic, 9614 Joseph Pefler, 2041 Joseph Strah, 4590 Frank Suštaršič, 2818 Mary Sraj, 4130 John Sraj, 8683 Andrew Tumbri, 8682 Bara Tumbri, 9523 Mary Vidakovich, 6272 Joseph Vidakovich.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 5806 John Lipoglavšek, 2052 John Lipoglavšek, 2331 Mary Lipoglavšek, 7170 William Lipoglavšek, 2020 Anton Ro-dič.
Prestopili, k št. 25: 2407 Anna Gli-var, 2027 John Glivar, 7624 Anna Gli-var; k št. 34: 7173 Mary Abram.
Znižal podporo od 8'C na 2'N: 5459 Gabriel Rus.
American Slovenians, št. 21 Pristopila: 10090 Katharine Nagy. Suspendiran zopet sprejet: 8110 Frank Matičič.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 2791 Louis Zakrajšek, 3347 Agnes Zakrajšek, 3177 Jacob Lavriha, 3616 Vinko Tilosanecz, 7517 Anton Zakrajšek, 9325 Jacob To-mazic Jr., 2525 George Ostrogni.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 9341 Albert Rangus, 5587 Mary Rahotina, 4502 Mary Csubak, 9334 Stefan Rodek, 9340 Frances Rodek, 4498 Joseph Lov-rencic, 3114 Sam Škoda, 3388 Dora Škoda, 9333 Anton Jevec.
Črtana: 9335 Rose Simmons, 9149 Frank Kern.
Znižala posprtnino in podporo od 2'C na 3'D: 9036 Mary Fundak, 9617 Rose Fundak.
Collinwocdske Slovenke, št. 22 Pristopila: 10091 Antonia Skozier. Suspeodirane zopet sprejete: 3937 Mary Ferlin, 4603 Valeria Pintar, 4865 Mary Legan, 9848 Anna Urbančič, 4403 Elizabeth Smolič.
Prestopila od št. 23: 4443 Vera Se-pec.
Prvi mcsec suspendirane: 3736 Frances Boldin, 4865 Mary Legan, 4566 Mary Zupančič, 5673 Josephine Legan, 7638 Cirila Rožanee, 4372 Anna Maurich, 6279 Josephine Godec, 6284 Josephine Godec, 9254 Angela Zakrajšek, 4357 Mary Vraneža, 4097 Uršula ZrimSek.
' Združene Slovenke, št. 23 Suspendirane zopet sprejete: 6825 .Margaret Boldan, 4609 Anna Morel.
Prvi mesec suspendirane, 2350 Rose Bostjančič, 8596 Pauline Brate, 5701 Mary Kapudja, 3463 Rose Matevčič, 3899 Anna Zupančič, 3666 Justine Smoly.
Drugi mesec suspendirane: 5623 Uršula Snvder, 8113 Margaret Ivins, 7181 Lily Lučič, 6433 Mollie Tranite, 3525 Jennie Dolenc.
Prestopila k št. 22: 4443 Vera Se-pcc.
Kraljica Miru, št. 24
Pristopila: 10092 Mary Per. Suspendirane zopet sprejete: 89913 Fiances Mauer, 6722 Angela Gregorčič, 6435 Josephine Peskar, 7271 Albina Pčrcun, 6723 Anna Keglovič, 7699 Mary Gronowski.
Prvi mesec suspendirane: ,8893 Cla-ra Godec, 3580 Frances Gregorčič, 6887 Mary Paulin, 8116 Mary Godec, 6721 Mary Filipovič, 7271 Albina Per-cun, 9877 Alice Bradač, 6723 Anna Keglovič, 7702 Anna Tekavčlč. Odstopila: 9712 Catherine Glivar. Znižala posmrtnino od 2'C na 3'C: 6311 Frances Miklavčič.
Dom, št. 25 Pristopili: 10093 Frances Lipnos, 10094 Frank Hrovat, 10095 John Lipnos.
Prestopili od št. 20: 2027 John Glivar, 2407 Anna Glivar, 7624 Anna Glivar,
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 6895 Francos Kresho, 9207 Anton Kresho, 1731 Joseph Novak,
Soča, št. 26 Prvi mesec suspendirani: 7284 Frances Bizaj, 8778 Joseph Kaluža, 8774 Ivanka Kaluža.
Blejsko jezero, št. 27 Pristopili: 10096 Angela Baucher, 10097 Ralph Baucher, 10098 Pauline Balish.
Suspendirana zopet sprejeta: 3794 Joseph Rasperger, 5067 Frank Zakrajšek.
Prvi mesec suspendirani:. 2585 Louis Jelarčič, 2924 Rose Vuga, 2996 John Hribar, 7353 Latinka Zulalia, 8915 Joseph Polanc, 93992 Frank Jereb.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 4392 Frank Bambich, 7354 Louis Jerman, 9628 Benjamin Krištofi, 9629 Frank Krištofi.
Majnik, št. 28
Pristopila: 10099 Joe Fister, 10100 John Fister. Črtana: 9778 Mary Ocepek.
Euclid, št 29 Prvi mesec suspendirani: 8128 Anton Stušek, 8791 Anna Stušek, 540 Anton Omahen, 7522 Boltazar Linich, 5202 Frank Podlesnik.
Drugi mesec suspendiran: 9050 Adolph Petrič.
Triglav, št. 30 Pristopila: 10101 Frances Skrabec.
Warrensville, št. 31 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 8613 Harold Fischer, 3781 Anna Mlatko-vich, 8614 Forr.est Fischer, 7978 Amalia Juh, 7988 Anna Dušek, 7989 John Dušek, 5646 Maximalia Dušek, 6415 Štefan Dušek, 7991 Štefan Dušek Jr.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 7974 Sam Kozak, Angela Zotlar, 7981 Mildred Zotlar.
Drugi mesec suspendirana: 5328 Rcgel, 8373 John Stepic. Odstopil: 9104 Anton Yappel.
Bratska Sloga, št. 32 Zvišal posmrtnino od 5'B na 2'B: 5367 Frank Racher.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 9886 Frank Kernik, 9888 Julia Bogovich, 5604 Stefan Novosel.
Drugi mesec suspendirana: 9885 Lewis Lovshina, 5605 Imbro Kalčovič. Državljan, št. 33 Suspendirana zopet sprejeta: 7401 Leo Ladiha, 5500 Anton Hrovatin.
Prvi mesec suspendirana: 9575 Louis Stopar, 7402 Joseph Poglaj. Črtan: 5391 Adolph Dular.
Danica, št. 34 Prestopila od št. 20: 7173 Mary Culker.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 5507 Znebel, 2442 Louis Matko, 5884 Stella Matko.
Slovenian Young- Men's Club, št. 36
Pristopili: 10102 William Simonis, 10103 Nick Secolic, 10104 Charles Debelak, 10105 Charles J. Lausche, 10106 Herbert Scheller.
Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 9002 Jchn Grdanc,, 4664 Jack Tekavec, 7228 Joseph Tomazin, 9496 Mathew Oberstar.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 8811 John Ajster, 8136 Anthony Papeš, 4279 Charles Slapnik, 5264 »Frank Yerse, 9532 Laddie Znidaršič, 7534 Ernest Zupančič.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 8627 Jo-sffph Krall, 9400 Frank Udovic, 5818 Anton Novak, 8190 Frank Adamič, 5619 Edward Champa, 7533 Anthony Leskovec, 6987 Joseph Prebil, 7459 Frank J. Prijatelj, 9496 Mathew Oberstar, 5613 Harold R. Lausche, 5818 Frank Haflner, 6734 Victor J. Svete, 7293 Frank Pengov.
Sv: Cecilija, št. 37 Prvi meseci suspendirane: 8388 Mary Paus, 9726 Anna Vidmar, 9301 Frances Ponikvar, 7571 Julia Jurca, 5749 Mary Axtell.
Drugi mesec suspendirane: 7546 Anna Rode, 6473 Mary Brolih. Črtana: 7537 Mary Koss. Znižala podporo od 4'C na 4'N: 6090 Frances Bartol..
Martha Washington, št. 38 Suspendirana zopet; sprejeta: 6912 Hedwig Pečjak.
Znižala podporo od 2'C na 2'N: 5777 Jane Roje.
Volga, št. 39 Pristopil: 10107 Tony Dovgan. Suspendirana zepet sprejeta: 7350 Mike Majetich, 7109 Joseph Ujcich, 4778 Mary Ujcich.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 7850 Mike Majetich, 6750 Blaž Odor, 6757 Josephine Odor, 6753 Frank Gerbec.
Drugi mesec suspendirani: 9004 Marko Banda, 3179 Josephine Rosa, 4842 John Rencelj, 3434 Joseph Vovk, 7412 Steve Zirovich, 6947 Matt Klain-ski.
Clairwoods, št. 40
Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 9784 Edward Klopcic, 7640 Anthony Zobec, 6588 Frank Oblak, 69 65 Charles Lah, 7466 John Merhar, 8797 Frank Turk, 8799 Joe Turk, 9638 Louis Novak.
Drugi mesec suspendirana: 8812 Frank Hrovat, 7464 Andrew Zamejc.
Preitopil k št. 17: 6961 William Dabac.
Slovenska Bistrica, št. 42
Suspendiran zopet sprejet: 8426 Louis Terbanc.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 8393 Louis Baznik, 7031 Paul Jurjevčič, 9640 Ma rle Mele.
Drugi mcsec suspendirani: 8270 John Rczman Jr., 8266 John Rozman, 8269 George Rozman, 8265 Ivana Rozman, 8334 Steve Devorich, 9497 Mary Devorich Jr., 8335 Mary Devorich.
Sloga, št. 43 Drugi mesec suspendirani: 9829 Antonette Kosance, 8427 Jacob Yer-man, 8006 Jacob Dežman, 8009 John Černe, 9054 Jchn Kosance, 9108 Rudy Frinz.
Slovenski Napredni Farmer, št. 44
Suspendiran zopet sprejet: 8272 Vincent Strnad.
Modern Crusaders, št. 45 Pristopili: 10108 Anna Modic, 10109 Rose Picely, 10110 Steffie Muster, 10111 Jce E. Brulc, 10112 Molly Prišel.
Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 7311 Martin Valetich, 9948 Albert Smith, 5363 Mary Mihelčič, 7955 Joe Muzicr 8941 Jennie Kozlevcar, 8956 Josephine Kozlevcar, 7647 Josephine Nadrah, 5920 John Yanchar, 9956 James A. Perat, 9335 Louise Levstik, 6784 Frances Trobentar. prestopil od št. 9: 9254 John Vičič. Prvi mesec suspendirani: 9956 James A. Perat, 10075 Frank Zigman, 10076 John J. Potočar, 8741 Victor Turk, 4861 Anton Mihelčič, 5841 Mary Cerar, 10032 Joe Kovač, 5362 Mary Mihelčič, 9841 Jennie Kozlevcar, 8945 Josephine Kozlevcar, 8947 Alice Smith.
Drugi mesec suhpendirani: 8699 Edward Znidaršič, 7325 Frank Znidaršič, 7319 August Znidaršič, 7303 Frances Znidaršič, 8550 Martin Pierce, 6858 Mary Lonchar. 7470 Olga Boyce, 9009 Charles Pirih, 7324 Anthony Ku-mei, 9535 Louiše Levstik.
Črtan: 7584 Victor Nadrah.
Jutranja Zarja, št. 46 Drugi mesec suspendirane: 8149 Rose Konjar, 7745 Mary Lovriha. Črtana: 8013 Helen Zakrajšek.
Magic City Juniors, št. 47 Pristopil: 10013 Stanley Polk. Suspendirana zopet sprejeta: 7797 Angeline Vinsic.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 7798 Frank Beltich, 7807 Frances Germitch, 7639 Frances Polk, 5078 Anna Sig-mond.
Drugi mesec suspendirana: 7809 Joe F. Germitch, 7806 Frank Sig-mond..
Brooklynski Slovenci, št. 48 Pristopil: 10014 Frank Obljubek. Prvi mesec suspendirani: 8037 Jacob Cesnik, 9648 Julia Cesnik, 8036 Frank Hunter.
Conneaut, št. 49 Pristopila: 10115 Mollie Malečkar. Prvi mesec suspendirani: 8224 Jennie Sedmak, 8228 John Sedmak, 8956 Steve Sebetich.
Naš Dom, št- 50 Suspendirana zopet sprejeta: 9653 Prances Orehovec.
Prvi mesec suspendiran: 8743 John Seston.
Drugi mesec suspendirana: 9655 Mary Kisnar. Umrl: 9662 Andrew Bates.
Eastern Stars, št. 51 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 6807 Stanley Kozely, 7433 William Kozely, 8165 Mary Novak.
Prvt mesec suspendirani: 7433 William Kozely, 6807 Stanley Kozely 8435 Alice Mismas, 9135 Alice Rossa.
Črtane: 6859 Josephine Yankovič, 8450 Rose M. YankoviC.
Massillon, št. 52 Zvišal^, posmrtnino: 8555 Mary Butcher.
Prvi mesec suspendirani: 8564 Angeline Anslovar, 8565 Samuel Majcen. 8566 John Majcen.
Golden Star, št. 53 Prvi r^esec suspendirana: 8647 Anton Sterle Jr., 8645 Helen Sterle.
Comets, št. 54 Suspendirane zopet sprejete: 9118 Mary Lebar, 9119 Betty Lebar, 9902 Ann Lebar.
Prvi mesec suspendirana: 9123 Charles Stucek, 8492 Frances Nemec.
Drugi mesec suspendirana: 8992 Frances Strumbly, 9117 Robert Topo-lovich.
Srca Jezusovega, št. 55 Prvi mesec suspendiran: 9838 Matt Frank Kram pač.
Modern Knights, št. 57 Pristopili: 10016 William Gerl, 10017 Rudolph Lorber, 10018 John Sterlekar, 10019 Frank Kuhar, 10120 Frank Aubel 10122 Justina Skufca, 10123 Josephine Yancher, 10124 Molly Yancher.
Prestopili od št. 6: 8655 Jennie Kozlevčar, 9184 Frances Debenjak, 8312 Mary Yancher, 7906 Herman Stupica, 7961 Laddie Stupica, 8844 Max Gerl, 8845 Andrew Gerl.
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OUR GOAL! DOUBLED MEMBERSHIP IN 1932
This V That
By SOPHIE KLEMEN Comets, No. 54 SDZ
Here is a secret, folks! Michael Lah Jr., came home on a particular Sunday night (perhaps it was Monday morning, who knows), and as soon as he lay down he was troubled with hiccoughs. He thought if he got up it would check this annoyance. It did. But as he went to lay down again, this short convulsive cough began all over again. We wonder what caused this, he won't tell, but maybe you can guess.
Frank Gregorčič, who plays center field for the Eastern Stars baseball team, says, "Give me good beer and pretzels, then I'm in heaven!"
Rumors are that Joe Muzic of Modern Crusaders seems to be very interested in a blond from Barberton.
What is this we hear. Every time the Eastern Stars take home the Comet girls they are repaid with a flat tire. It is always after the girls are safely at home, however. Otherwise, the girls would have some task on their hands, if they ever wanted to get home, and that would be fixing "flat tires."
Comets don't forget the Modern Crusaders beach party on July 24. Keep this date open and look for further information in the SDZ News.
Another important day is the 25th of this month, the night of the Magic City Juniors dance s at Hopocan Gardens, Barber-ton, 0. Let us see how well we can be represented.
Comets, look forward to our combined wiener roast which will take place soon. Attend our coming meeting and plans for this affair will be completed.
Did you know that Mr. Lah Jr. was at one time—a butcher. At least that is what he says. From behind the butcher's counter, to printer's work. We would all enjoy seeing him in a white apron and cap once again.
Comets wish to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Peskar Jr., on the arrival of their first child, a baby boy, born June 15. Mr. Peskar was at one time president of Comets, No. 54 S. D. Z.
MAGIC CITY JUNIORS' DANCE SATURDAY
MODERN KNIGHTS HAVE 100% ATTENDANCE
BEACH PARTY TO BE HELD BY WASHINGTON
The Martha Washington's young ladies organization is sponsoring a Beach Pajama party at the Neff Rd. beach, July 17.
All members and their guests are requested to meet at 1 p. m. at the St. Clair Bathhouse, from where the group will journey to the scene of the party by machines.
The entertainment committee kindly asks all members, planning on attending, to report at the July meeting at the club, so that final arrangements can be made at that time.
For further information regarding the Beach Frolic, call KEnmore 0090-M.
THANK YOU
The Clairwood officers and members take this opportunity to thank all the members of the English-conducted lodges, who attended our social last Thursday, and hclrwd to make it a big success.
By SMILES
Last week's meeting of the Modern Knights was marked by a perfect attendance. Everyone of the members being on hand to help our lodge do their bit toward carrying our newly organized lodge to the fore in the SDZ ranks.
Max Gerl, vice president, was a little tardy—but it really didn't matter after all as the president was on hand to conduct the meeting.
Following the close of the business session, the entire group hastened to the old Slovenian National Home on St. Clair Ave., where they joined the Clairwoods in a social which that club was conducting after its meeting.
Music by Jackie Zorc, headman of the popular Zorc trio, a tap dance by the Podpadec twins and a "hot dog" luncheon were the hi'ghlights of the party.
While our motto for the coming months is "Every member brings a new member to the meeting," we are not overlooking our social obligations and at present are making arrangements for our first dance which is to be held in the near future.
The date, time and place and other particulars of the affair will be announced in the SDZ News shortly. Watch for them.
GOOD TIME PREDICTED BY COMMITTEE PREXY
CLAIRWOODS LATEST LODGE TO ENTER SDZ PINOCHLE TOURNEY
BARBERTON OR BUST
With covered vans, Lebar's dignified Packard, Lah's notorious Lizzie, Vraneza's mysterious delivery wagon, the Crusaders' speedy squad-cars, the buggies, carriages and hansoms of the Martha Washington, Young Men's and Clairwood Clubs in line in front of the SDZ headquarters at the Slovenian National Home on St. Clair Ave., the great exodus to attend the social and dance of the Barberton Magic City Juniors will begin to the pop of a bottle of Slovenian pop at 6:30 o'clock on June 25.
What a night it's .gonna be. A ride down with the SDZ funsters, wise-crackers and jokers at their best. And then dancing to toe-tickling music with a fun-loving crowd in beautiful surroundings. (Miss Petroff, the correspondent terms it romantic. Is it a threat or a promise in view of Leap Year), and then the ride home in the wee hours of the cool and moonlight night with perhaps your favorite b. f. or g. f. Ain't it gonna be a great night for funseek-ers. Join the gang. The fare is 50 cents and the admission 35 coppers for the time of your life.
Come on, gang! Hop on!
Frank M. Surtz, Prexy.
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BON VOYAGE
Miss Jane Rojc, treasurer of the Martha Washingtons, No. 38, left last week for an extended tour of continental Europe.
Her club members are hoping that she returns with complete details of the Parisian styles for the fall.
Miss Rojc is making the trip in the company of her mother.
During her absence Mae Yarta, will handle the financial affairs of the organization.
It seems as though the English-speaking S. D. Z. has finally become pinochle conscious, for the entries are now coming in fast and furious.
The last entries received were from the Clairwoods. They are nine in number, and are herewith listed: Louis Zust, Frank Zust, Victor Opasker, Louis Novak, William Safran, Joseph Kogoj, August Kogoj, Joseph Surtz and Frank Oblak.
Our baby, the Modern Knight, is also trying to do his bit to, make the tournament interesting by entering Max Girl, Andrew Girl, Laddie J". Stupica and Herman Stupica. We wish you luck, boys.
The Modern Crusaders, so far, are the only group that have ladies entered in this great classic. Is it possible that these dominating females are going to let mere men scare them from participatnig in this event? The committee is quite positive that there will be at least one group that will have more female entries than those of the henpecked sex, and that is the Martha Washington.
The lodges that have not made their entries as yet are urged to do so as soon as possible. Originally the deadline for entries was June 6, but so many groups have pleaded for more time that it has been extended indefinitely.
If you are interested in entering this tournament, tell the secretary (of your lodge and your name shall promptly be placed on the blank in his possession. If you cannot get in touch with your secretary, just send your name and address to Martin Valetich Jr., 16100 Saranac Rd., City.
The following general rules shall govern this tournament:
Preliminary rounds are to be handled by each lodge, and persons having the four highest scores on July 31 shall represent their group at the playoff in August.
Tables and Partners
Tables shall be numbered 1, 2, 3, etc. Cards shall then be drawn by all contestants, the four lowest seating themselves at table No. 1, the next four lowest at No. 2, etc. After all tables are filled, cards are drawn again at each table; the persons drawing the lowest cards being partners. Play shall then commence.
Games
A game shall consist of four played hands (each person at the table dealing once). Partners having the highest score at the termination of four hands
shall be considered the winners of that game. Each person should mark his total for each game on an individual score pad. The person in charge should also keep such a record in order to avoid confusion.
Rounds A round shall consist of at least four games (16 played hands). This can be increased to any number if such is the desire of the group, but no decrease shall be countenanced.
Rotation Rotation takes place after each game, in the following manner: With the exception of the first table, all losing teams remain seated, while the winners move up one table. At the first table the winners remain seated and the losers move down to the last table. After each change of tables a draw for partners is madd. Under no circumstances are persons to remain partners for more than one successive game.
Bidding Bidding is contract, i. e. each person is allowed only one bid. The lowest bid that can be made is 150 if a pass is not made. Subsequent bids must be made in multiples of 25, for instance, 175, 200, etc. In opening play the bidder must lead trump.
Mention and other points not specifically covered are as in conventional pinochle, but the rules committee reserves the right to make the final decision in the event of any untoward situation.
S. D. Z. "FIELD DAY" IS MATERIALIZING
MARTHA WASHINGTONS PREPARE FOR TOURNEY
In preparation for the coming SDZ pinochle tournament, a card party for the Martha Washington club members was held at the home of Mrs. J. M. Jellitz, 1096 E. 67th St. last Wednesday evening.
Some particularly fine scores were turned in by the club members and they issue a warning to all aspirants for the SDZ pinochle championship to be on the look out for the Martha Washington entrants.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT: —There has ben another crate added to our squadron and it is piloted by Stanley Koželj and Bill Koželj is the official crank-er for the crate.
—there is a certain young miss, who's heart is breaking? She seems to think of no one but him, even dreams "aloud" of him, tsk, tsk. Who can this Romeo be?
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
June 24, Friday:
Meeting of Warrensville, No. 31; admission free. Automobiles to meet at supreme office at 6:30 p. m. sharp.
June 25, Saturday:
Dance of the Magic City Juniors in Barberton, O. Admission, ladies 25, gentlemen 35 cents; bus transportation 50 cents.
July 1, Friday:
Meeting of the Central Committee.
July 24» Sunday:
Beach party by the Modern Crusaders in Madison, O. Admission 50 cents, includes transportation.
Note: Any English-con-ducted lodge contemplating social affairs of any nature, will kindly consult this calender before deciding on a date. Immediately after your decision is made, notify the .editor of the SDZ News or the secretary of the Central Committee, so that your event can be included on the calender without delay.
On Monday evening the committee that so ably solved the transportation problem in connection with the Barberton dance, met again for the purpose of planning the proposed field day to be sponsored by the central committee.
Our assistants on that evening came from Euclid, O. (I almost said from the Styx.) They were Mary Lebar, president of the Comets, and Frances Nemec, recording secretary of that group. Jennie Kokal, vice president of the Clairwoods, and Mrs. Louise Koch-man, secretary of the Modern Crusaders, both appointed on this committee, were also in attendance this time.
From the group present, a committee of five was appointed for the purpose of locating suitable grounds. A tour of inspection was made last evening and further details in that connection shall be published at a future date.
A tentative program was furnished by Mr. Frank Surtz, which includes track and field events for men and girls, novelty events for older groups, an elimination baseball tournament, and a boxing match between the distinguished Eastern Star president, Michael Lah Jr., and "Popeye" Modic of the Modern Crusadeis.
Watch for this event. You cannot afford to miss i\.
YINCHELL TELLS ONE ON OFFICER OF CLAIRWOODS
How do you do, folks, how do you do. This is Yancy Yin-chell speaking, or rather writing and opening this column officially.
I attended the Clairwoods' meeting last Thursday night and was entertained royally. Them 'thar" Clairwoods certainly know how to entertain. Their president isn't a chump at entertaining either. When reading (aloud) official letters, he'd come upon some word which is not used in everyday language and stutter and stumble over its pronunciation, and much to his embarrassment, wonder what price was paid for that certain word. (1 wonder, Joe, how much you'd give me for this word, integrity?)
BARBERTON, 0., CLUB INVITES ALL S. D. Z. LODGER TO ATTEND
Full Direction Given For the Benefit of Clevelanders Who Intend Driving to Hopocan Gardens, Scene of the Hop; Affair to Commence at 7:30 P. M.
MODERN CRUSADERS PLAN BEACH PARTY AT MENTOR BEACH
How did the Comet girls, namely Mary Lebar and Frances Nemec, enjoy the ride home from the Clairwood meeting in the Jolly Pals' squad car? I hear that after pushing it a few blocks, they finally came home. (I'll bet those Comet girls wonder what made it go.)
It seems to me that Martin Yelitich Jr., that well-known personality, is trying to beat that certain oil man's time. At the same time the oil man's attraction is elsewhere. It's on his first heart-breaker sister.
What's this I hear about Barberton? What is it, a dance? Well, we'll be there with bells on. Don't forget, let's all go to Barberton and show them what we Clevelanders look like.
—Mickey in his famous four were at the Clairwood social;
Just recuperating from the after-effect derived from the last Modern Crusaders' outing. The Crusaders are sure gluttons for a good time, and again are planning an affair, this to be known as a beach party.
This so-called beach party is to be held on the beach at the foot of Dock Road near Men-tor-on-the-Lake. Those of you who went to last year's beach party, which was held at the same place, will recall the good time a person may have at an affair of this nature.
This spacious stretch of golden sand which borders the clear blue waters of Lake Erie is just the place for a beach party. The edges of this wonderful place are skirted by young willows, which grow more and more dense as you walk inland.
The "booster committee," ot better known as the entertainment committee, plans to have games of all nature played. A marshmallow roast is also to be conducted by this committee. And don't forget swimming, diving and all the other trimmings which are included in water sports.
So don't forget, set July 24 aside and be sure to attend. So much for the coming beach
By HELEN PETROFF
Just a few days more and the night of the Magic City Juniors' dance will be here, which will mean that there will be a large reunion of the English-conducted SDZ lodges at Barberton, O, So as to make sure that no one gets lost on the way to Hopocan Gardens, the directions are as follows:
From Cleveland follow Route 21 until you arrive at the outskirts of Barberton where Route 5 intersects Route 21. We call this Johnson's Corners. Turn to the left here and follow Route 5, until you come to the second traffic light which is located at 16th St. Turn here to the left and go to the end of the street which runs into Hopocan Ave. Turn to left and go about four blocks, or up to the bend in the road, and on the right hand side you will see a gate which you will pass through, and right over the hill you will see the Hopocan Gardens.
Now all you Esdeezians, clip these directions out of the paper and don't forget you have a date in Barberton on Saturday evening, June 25. Dancing will commence at 7:30.
WHIMPY DINKS ACCEPT OFFER OF EASTERNERS
party at present—but you'll hear more about it later.
By the way, have you brought in your new member yet? Don't forget, Modern Crusaders always first.
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NO DEPRESSION HERE
Who says the age of miracles is past?
Despite the present strained financial conditions, no less than nine Modern Knights are working "every day, including Saturday until late in the evening.
Though joyed at their own good f(*ftune, these nine are feeling cheated as their labors will prevent them from attending the Magic City Juniors dance at Barberton this coming Saturday.
However, they have done their bit toward helping the cause along by buying tickets for the affair.
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ACCEPT CHALLENGE
The Eastern Stars have challenged the Clairwoods to a baseball game, and we accept the challenge. Arrangements have been made for the game to be played at Gordon park No. 5 on Tuesday evening, June 28, at 6:45. If said arrangements are satisfactory, phone HEnderson 3774, and leave your decision.
The Clairwoods are looking forward to beating the highly-
The Whimpy Dinks, a baseball team made up of Modern Crusaders, are prompt in catching up the gauntlet flung at their feet by the Eastern Stars in the last issue of the News.
The W h i m pies, however, wonder why the Stars stopped at a mere baseball as a forfeit by the losing team. Is it possible that the Stars cannot afford to lose more?
Red Gulic, the Stars' iceman hurler, will have to find a more effective method of attack than picking holes in backstops if he expects to beat our formidable aggregation. Perhaps finding holes in our bats would be immeasurably more profitable.
The Whimpies announce that they have engaged in rather intensive practice recently and that they ought to be ready for the fray as soon as they get a catcher, a pitcher, a first baseman, a second baseman, a short center fielder, a center fielder and a right filder.
Since challenges seem to be the vogue, the Crusaders chaU lenge the Stars to enter the pinochle tournament and receive an inevitable trouncing.
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The Eastern Stars are coming out in big numbers to Barberton, O., to attend the Magic City Juniors' dance.
-—Frank Marzlikar was born in Barberton, O.
touted Eastern Stars, and	will
enter the contest with	last
year's roster practically	the same.
EDDIE BOJACK FACES LAWLESS AIEQUESTRIUM
Gets Te^t Tonight In Feature Six Round Bout
vic bizjak on card
FIFTEEN, GUESTS AT SURPRISE SHOWER IN HONOR OF MRS. MODIC
Mrs. Antoinette Modic was the pleasantly surprised guest of honor at a stork shower last Monday evening.
Hostesses for the party were the Mesdames J. Arhar and M. Tursic.
A bassinette was presented Mrs. Modic by the fifteen guests who attended the affair, which was held at the home of Mrs. J. Arhar, 6301 St. Clair Ave.
head scoutmaster disappointed with turnout at affair
Slovenian Welter's Foe Fought Four Former Ring Champs
By BILLY TOFANT
After a brief but highly successful tenure in the ranks of the professional leather tossers of the locality, Eddie "Red" Bojack, blond welterweight flash from Collinwood, gets an opportunity to step into the glare of the fistic spotlight tonight when he meets Bucky Lawless in the six-round main go at the Equestrium.
Bojack, a tall, lanky youth of 19, who takes his fighting very seriously, has been in the cauliflower racket for only four years. His trenchant right hand punches have stamped him as the class of the local welter crop. Included among his victims are Joe Schlund, Roger Brooks, Eddie Latko, Charley Champness, Al McVeigh and Jack O'Britton. His aggressive, relentless method of attack has made him a prime favorite with, the local ring addicts.
In Lawles, however, he'll be meeting one of the most experienced scrappers in the 147-pound division.
Bucky, a short, chunky Irishman, fighting out of Auburn, N. Y., has battled practically every ranking welter in the country. Foremost among his ring achievements are wins over Gorilla Jones, Tommy Freeman, Jack Tompson, Sergeant Sammy Baker, Paul Pirrone, Abe Lichtenstein and Billy Townsend. During the past two years he has been very active and lists among his opponents Vince Dundee, Jimmy Goodrich, Young Corbett, Jackie Fields, Jackie Brady, Baby Joe Gans and Lou Brouil-lard. Quite a record for a scrapper who claims to have seen only 24 summers roll by.
Judging from Lawless' record, Bojack will have his work cut out for him. Nevertheless, "Red" refuses to express any great concern over his brawl with Bucky tonight. He does concede Lawless an edge in experience, but he believes that one of those short and somniferous right-hand swats of his will even offset that.
Well, we shall see what we shall see.
Another Slovenian ring warrior will be featured on the same card. He is Vic Bizjak, hard hitting middleweight, who just recently returned from California. Vic engages tough Tony De Marco in a return six. In their last get-together Vic all but kayoed De Marco, yet the latter still insists that he can take Bizjak over. They're slated for six heats.
Four other six-rounders will complete Promoter Walter Taylor's offering.
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, LEAVE FOR FRANCE
Mrs. Elizabeth Gabrenja and Mrs. Svigel are leaving for France Sunday, June 26, to visit the graves of their sons, who were killed on the battle front in the late World War. The government is paying the expense of their
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1107 Addison Rd. Tel. HEnderson 4181 (x)
Mr. Felix A. Danton, scoutmaster of the Silver Fox Tribe, local Boy Scout group, expressed himself as very much disappointed over the small number of parents and adults attending the tribe's court of awards meeting last Friday evening.
"There is something radically wrong with people's thinking when they refuse to give visible support and co-operation to the interests and activities of their boys," was Danton's further comment.
Despite a small attendance, a most interesting program was presented under the direction of Assistant Tribe Chief Teddy Sulak, who was invested with the rank of Star Scout by Dr. James W. Mally, chairman of the tribe committee.
Scoutmaster's Awards Made
Scouts Milan Jaksic and John Powali received the "Scoutmastei's Award for Perfect Attendance" during the past year. Scout Fred Prime received the award for advancement. Attractive flashlights presented through the courtesy of Mr. Frank Oglar, tribe committeeman, were given these scouts. Honorable mention for outstanding leadership was made for Teddy Sulak and a scout first aid kit presented him through the kindness of Mr. Frank Mervar, another committeeman.
Life Scout Victor Anderson received the scoutmaster's awards for leadership, most coveted honor, and was presented with a handsome compass given through the generosity of Mr. Ray J. Grdina, tribe committeeman.
SODALITY AND JUNIORS HOLD PICNIC SUNDAY
JURY in $250,000 breach of promise trial brings in verdict in favor of plaintiff
More than 150 curious spectators assembled in the Slovenian National Home Tuesday evening to hear the $250,000 breach of promise suit brought
by Miss Ann Erste against John Ahlich.
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The plaintiff was an attractive, 21-year-old girl, who was employed as a jeweler's clerk, but who also at times forgot and posed as his daughter instead.
Ahlich, the defendant, was a meek, retired millionaire mortician, whose affections for the young lady ceased when he discovered the deception.
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Judge Silbert presided over the case with his professional earnestness and consciousness.
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Joseph Krizman and William Vidmar, attorneys for the plaintiff and defense, respectively, besides giving a remarkable demonstration'of the technicalities of law, almost moved the crowd with their eloquent pleas and dramatic outbursts.
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Strange indeed,: She,righteous jury, composed of eight. women ' and four men, awarded the plaintiff the court cost pittance after only a three-minute deliberation.
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There does not seem to be anything
dead about the mortician's position, according to Ahlich, who admitted that he made the millior dollar mark by
means of his Undertaking.
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Anthony R. Kushlan, a surprise defense witness, amused the court with his Italian dialogue, and his nonchalance when he identified the plaintiff
as his fugitive wife.
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Dr. Kern, who testified in behalf of Miss Erste, n^ade an impressive appearance on the stand with his sedate mannerisms.
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The usual byproducts of a courl room session, sjentiment, humor, embairass-ment, secrets and legal strife were admirably portrayed by both counsels and
the bevy of witnesses.
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A ray of disappointment was in evidence when it was learned that not one local staff photographer was on .the scene to snap the charming, fashionably attired, heartbroken Miss Erste. The radio ringside seats for the Schme-ling-Sharke'y fight in a nearby confectionery were perhaps the cause for the neglect of duty.
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The mock tHal was an entertaining and enlightening feature at the recent Comrades' meeting.
ACTIVE KSKJ MEMBER DIES AT FOREST CITY AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
Mrs. John Dutchman Cherne of Forest City, Pa., died last Wednesday after a brief illness.
She leaves many relatives in this city, Joliet and Chicago, 111., as well as in Forest City, and will be remembered for her active participation in the KSKJ.
tree ch0pperswin in twelfth inning in interl0dge tilt
new st. vitus'church open for inspection
The Young Ladies' Sodality and the Holy Name Juniors of St. Christine's Parish will hold their first combined picnic, under the guidance of the Rev. A. L. Bombach, Sunday at Kosicek's farm in Geneva.
Since this is the first picnic of the younger generation, every member is doing his best to make this affair go over bigger and better than any other in the history of the church.
Some of the plans for the, day that were made public are: baseball games, swimming, a wiener and marshmallow roast and many more surprises, which will be kept secret until that date.
Trucks will leave at 10 o'clock from the school, and there will be plenty to eat, so come out, members, pne and all, on Sunday, June 26, to Kosicek's farm in Geneva.
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PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER
When Miss Mary Stih walked into her home, 5447 Lake Ct., at 9 p. m. lasl Saturday she was greeted by a large crowd of young ladies who tendered her a pre-nuptial shower.
Miss Stih is to become the wife of A1r. Louis Lesiak Saturday, June 25.
Mrs. Stih, mother of the bride-to-be, and her sister Frances were the hostesses to the 50 guests present.
Many beautiful and useful gifts were given to Miss Stih.
Everyone enjoyed the accordion music, which was furnished by the brother of the future bride.
The new St. Vitus' Church, E. 61st St. and Glass Ave., will be open for public inspection for the first time on Sunday, July 26.
The church is now rapidly nearing completion and it's expected that it will be ready for services sometime during September, at which time a lormnl grand opening will be held.
Sunday's opening will give the parishioners an opportunity of seeing just what work has been done and now far the beautiful interior decorating work has progressed.
This beautiful edifice, which has been under construction for the past year, represents one of the finest Slovenian churches in the country and embodies al' the latest features in church architecture.
Tickets for this inspection may be obtained at the following places: North American Trust Co., Grdina Furniture Store, Joe Grdina Book Shop, International Savings & Loan Co., Anton An-zlovar and Frank Butala.
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Bernot Graduates at Women's College
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Miss Alice Kmet entertained the young ladies' Thursday evening bridge club at her home, 3922 'St. Clair Ave., last week.
Prizes were awarded to the Misses •Vera Knaus, guest of the evening; Pauline Vidervol and Victoria Kmet.
A dainty midnight luncheon of seasonable refreshments was ser ved by the hostess, assisted by her sister Vida.
pioneers play thrice in interl0dge league
Miss Josephine Bernot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bernot, 16001 Holmes Ave., was graduated from Women's College, Western Reserve University, last week.
Besides being one of the most popular young ladies in her class, Miss Bernot was an honorary member of the National Collegiate Players, the Cur-
The Pioneer baseball team will be a busy.aggregation during the next week, as they are scheduled to play three games in the Interlodge A race. Tomorrow they will face the George Washingtons, on Tuesday of next week the champions will meet the S. Y. M. C. and then will conclude the prolonged activity by tangling with Betsy Ross Friday, July 1.
Three games in eight days will go a long way toward deciding whether or not the Pioneers have a chance of repeating as titlists.
In the other melee the Orels are booked against the George Washing-tons.
Complete schedule:
Pioneers vs. George Washingtons, Friday, June 24.
Pioneers vs. S. Y. M. C., Tuesday, June 28.
Orels vs. George Washingtons, Wednesday, June 29.
Pioneers vs. Betsy Ross, Friday, July K
All games played at Gordon No. 6, and start at 6:15 p. m.
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Graduatibn Party in Honor of Leslie
It took the George Washingtons 12 innings to edge out the Betsy Ross Flaginakers. 3 to 2, last Tuesday in an Interlodge hurling duel that witnessed "Freck" Radel cop the decision over "Lefty" Hoffer.
Betson's homer in the 12, his fourth of the year, proved the deciding factor of the skirmish. The Flagmakers were limited to two hits, Kuhel and Hoffer each getting a sjngje.
Rossmen Win Last Friday the Qofifaion Producers earned a 3 to 2 win,over the Orels in another hotly contested battle. The winners tallied a pair of runs in the eighth to, down the Orelmen.
Brauer fanned 11 of his opponents and allowed only five hits, while his teammates were collecting eight safeties from Max Sodja.
Orels	AB	R	H	PO	A	E
Marinko, 3b .........	. 4	0	0	1	1	0
	4	0	1	0	3	0
Habian, If ............	, 3	1	0	0	1	0
	3	0	0	0	1	0
	, 3	1	1	7	1	2
J. Kostansek, c....	, 3	0	1	13	0	0
	. 3	0	1	0	2	0
P. Kcstansek, rs..	.' 3	0	0	2	0	0
	3	0	1	1	0	0
Yerse, 2b ..............	, 3	0	0	0	0	2
Totals ...............	. 32	2	5	24	9	4
Betsy Ross	AB	R	H	PO	A	E
*Baraga, rs..........	3	0	0	3	1	0
Kuhel, 3b ............	, 4	1	2	1	2	0
	4	1	2	7	1	1
Karda, If ..............	4	0	0	0	0	0
	3	0	1	2	1	0
	?,	0	1	12	0	0
Mocilnikar, 2b ....	, 3	0	0	1	0	0
Christy, cf ..........	3	0	0	0	0	0
	5	1	2	0	0	1
Wagner, ss ..........	3	0	0	1	3	1
Totals ...............	32	3	8	27	8	3
LOCAL SOKOLS GIVE PROGRAM IN EUCLID, 0.
Annual Exhibition Staged Sunday, June 26 At S. S. Home
A graduation party was given in honor of Leo Leslie by his mother at 1010 E. 61st St. last Sunday.
The guest list included Mr. and Mrs, Henry Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorski, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Naradko, Mr. and
tain Players and the Present Day Club. She also belongs to the Delta Si Omega sorority and was the secretary of her graduating class.
She received the Bachelor of Arts degree and she expects to teach history and Latin in the Cleveland public schools.
Miss Bernot is likewise an active president of the Young Ladies' Sodality of St. Mary's Church.
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ST. VITUS GRADUATES
Sunday evening, June 12, pupils of St. Vitus' School were graduated from the eighth grade. The Rev. B. J. Po-nikvar delivered the address and was assisted by Mr. Louis Baznik in presenting the diplomas.
The Rev. Matthew Jager assisted with the Solemn Benediction. The altar was banked with roses, carnation and baby's breath, while a Jlarge number of palms and ferns formed the background.
The church was filled with tr.e parents and friends of the graduates.
Watch for list of| names in next week's issue.
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VACATIONING
The Misses Alice and Jean Jesek, Josephine and Caroline Modic, Frances Okorn and Olga Belaj, Jugoslav (Slovene) Club members, have been spending the past week at the Rainbow's End cottage at Kokomo Grove on the Chagrin River, in Chagrin Harbor.
The young ladies, who are the guests of Mrs. Ray J. Grdina, have been passing the days cinoeing, swimming, sleeping, eating and hiking, without paying any particular attention to added weight, sunburn and blistered feet.
NOT MUCH SEWING
The Laff-a-Lots, a young ladies' sewing club, will be the guests of Miss Josephine Bencin at her home, 4414 Hamilton Ave., for their meeting tomorrow night.
The gathering will not be restricted to sewing, however, and the hostess has arranged quite a lovely program for the entertainment of her guests, which will include a delicious luncheon.
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RETURNS TO CHICAGO
Miss Marie Nortnick returned to her home in Chicago, 111., Sunday, after a two weeks' visit here.
While in Cleveland, Miss Nortnick was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jaksic, 6111 St. Clair Ave.
Mrs. Joe Naradko, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Naradko, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Curta, Mr. and Mrs. William Adler, Mrs. Presern and daughter Frances, the Misses Jennie, Mary and Sophie Speh, Messrs. Edward "Casey" Leslie, Stanley Ma-rolt, Frank Dobe, Joseph Zupan and the Crucible Steel ball players.
"Shorty" Kalister and Hank. Leslie supplied the music for the occasion.
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HOSTESS AT SHOWER
Mrs. Rutar, 6303 Carl Ave., was hostess to a bridal shower Sunday, June 11, in honor of her daughter, Miss Frances, who is to become the bride of Andrew Campa July 2 at St. Vitus' Church.
Miss Rutar received a number of lovely gifts from her many friends who attended the party.
At midnight the gučsts were served a delightful luncheon by the Hostess.
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Gornik Haberdashery, 6217 St. Clair Ave., announces a big June sale, starting Saturday, June 25, which will run for'-14 days. Boys' and men's wear can be purchased at reasonable prices, so stop In and visit Mr. Gornik sometime during the' grand sale.
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JUGOSLAV CLUB PICNICS
Opening their summer social program, members of the Jugoslav (Slovene) Club and their male escorts picnicked at Satkovich's farm at Meunt-ville, O., last Sunday.
The day was spent in rambles through the woods and games, topped off with a delicious luncheon of "hot dogs," potato salad, buns, cookics ,and coffee, served by the members of the entertainment committee.
Further plans call for a beach party to be held July 20 and a week-end party at Mary Eel's Camp at Madison-c n-the-Lake in August some time.
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LATE NEWS FLASHES
Two errors in the first frame enabled Marinke, of the Orels, to score the only run of the game as his club blanked the SYMC, 1 to 0 in an Interlodge duel yesterday.
Both aggregations collected only three hits apiece. "Iggy" Jeraj was cn the hill for the winners and Prank "Twin" Yerse the Young Men's choice.
sokol trio combine
Dancing and Refreshments Added Attractions of Affair
All gymnastic classes of Slovenian Sokols are strenuously preparing for their annual performance which will take place Sunday, June 26, at the garden of Slovenian Societies' Home on Recher Ave., Euclid, O. The program is scheduled to get under way at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
The extensive program will include many new acrobatic performances, such as were never shown before, at any of their previous exhibitions. Various classes of boys and girls will give separate exhibitions that will be of the highest caliber. Beside the Slovenian Sokols from Cleveland, two other Sokol groups will perform, namely the Collinwood and Euclid contingents.
The customary tumbling^stunts will be very much in evidence in the coming event, which looms as the best bill yet staged by the combined Sokols. The Czechs will supply musical accompaniment during the entire show, which is to last about an hour.
Spehek's Orchestra will furnish the music for the dancing after the exhibition. Refreshments will be served.
The public is invited to attend this affair, which marKs the 35th anniversary of the Sokols.
FREE "GOLFING ATTRACTION AT ANNUAL PICNIC
By BILLY TOFANT
A crowd of 25,000 saw the world champion Fisher Foods hand Lee Fohl's Pennzoils a 13 to 11 defeat at Brook-side Stadium last Sunday.
It was the Oilmen's first defeat of the season. Scout De Vries, Bill Arndt and Jim Poeta paced the Fisher sluggers. Francis Krainz, hustling shortstop of the losers, connected for a triple and three singles.
Rudy Kalister banged out four hits in as many trips to the plate to lead Doik Novario's Quaker Sugars to a 4 to 2 win over Bill Knafel's Rosenblums.
Johnny Bates, ace hurler of the Mc-Willipms Surveyors, held the Shamrocks to three hits to enable his outfit to romp off with a 9 to 0 victory.
Led by the big bats of Mike Pavlic, Bill Lobe and Mickey Pavlovic, the Brazis Bros, eked out a 12 to 9 win over the Frey Prosecutors.
Behind the four-hit pitching performance of Ray Fulton, the Haber Auto Wreckers downed the N. E. Merchants, 9 to 1. "Red" Creeks and "Chubby" Fisher sparkled at bat for the Wreckers.
"Went to first for catcher's interference.
Orels ................ 0 0 0 0 10 10 0—2
Betsy Ross ...... 0 0 0 10 0 0 2 *—3
Two-base hit—Sodja. Three-base hit —Novinc. Wild pitches—Sodja 3, Brauer 5. Bases on balls—Off Sodja 1, off Brauer 1. Struck out—By Sodja 9, by Brauer 11. Umpire—Flannigan. Scorer—"Joey" Brodnik.
G. W.	AB	• R	H	PO	A	E
T. Kubilus, rs....	... 5	0	1	3	0	0
	... 5	1	2	1	4	0
Zalokar, lf..........	... 4	0	0	1	0	0
	... 4	1	2	14	0	0
B. Kubilus, 2b....	... 4	0	0	4	2	0
	... 4	1	2	10	0	0
	... 4	0	1	1	2	0
	... 4	0	0	0	0	0
Opalek, cf..........	... 4	0	0	1	0	0
	4	0	0	1	1	0
Totals .............	... 42	3	'8	36	9	0
Betsy Ross	AB	R	H	PO	A	E
Baraga, rs..........	... 5	0	0	3	0	0
Kuhel, 3b ..........	... 4	0	1	4	3	0
Mesteck, lf ........	... 4	0	0	2	0	0
Brauer, cf ..........	... 2	2	0	0	0	1
	... 4	0	0	5	0	0
Hoffer, p ............	... 4	0	1	3	4	0
Godic, lb ...........	... 4	0	0	11	0	0
Mocilnikar, 2b ..	... 2	0	0	1	0	2
Karda, 2b ..........	2	0	0	1	0	0
Jazbec, rf ..........	... 4	0	0	0	0	0
	... 3	0	0	2	1	0
	0	0	0	2	1	0
Totals .............	... 38	2	3*34		9	3
The St. Lawrence entry in the K. of C. League began the current season by defeating Holy Rosary in a loosely played game, 13 to 7, at Woodhill Park, classroom.
*One out when winning run scored.
Betsy Ross ......010000010000—2
G. W. ................ 01001000000 1—3
Two-base hit—Fabian. Home run— Betson. Double play—Hoffer to Mocil-nikar. Bases on balls—Off Radel 3. Struck out—By Rade,l'9( by Hoffer 4. Umpire—Mental.
marie kmett guest of honor at shower
A lovely "personal" bridal shower was held in honor of Miss Marie J. Kmett by Mrs. Jennie Kepic and Miss Alice Grdina, at the former's residence in Hecker Ave., Tuesday evening, June .14.
The honored guest was the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
After cards, the hostesses served a most delicious luncheon, which the guests enjoyed very much.
The guests present were Mrs. M. Makovec, Mrs. E. Posch, Mrs. F. Vegel, Mrs. J. Skoda, Mrs. M. Kmett, and the Misses Edith Grdina, Dorothy Blatnik, Dansy Mandel, Frances Zulich, Mary Princ, Vi Hanover, Mildred and Ann Kmett.
A good time was had by all.
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SCHOOL PICNICS
The graduates of St. Vitus' School held their picnic at Bedford Glens, as has been the custom for the past several years.
The children from fifth, sixth and seventh grades had their annual picnic at "Garfield Park, and Metropolitan Park was the place the Grades2, 3 and 4 had their outing. The primary class had a party in. the
Featured among the added attractions of this year's annual outing of the St. Clair Merchants' Improvement Association will be free golfing at the beautiful 18-hole course at Conneaut Lake Park, Pa., and free dancing to the music of Freddie Carlone's Orchestra at the Park Hall.
To insure the success of this gala event, which is to be held on Sunday, July 31, the association has chartered a special train of 12 cars to transport the guests to and from the scene of the outing.
Through arrangements with the Erie Railroad, special rates of $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children have been obtained.
Conneaut Lake Park is one of the I most attractive amusement parks in this section of the country and annually draws thousands of visitors.
Splendid bathing facilities, rides and a large dance pavilion afford everybody a pleasant day.
rovers-utopians face h.n. tonight in class b
Despite some good hurling by Pitcher Intihar, the Kelly A. C. nine was nosed out by the Reliable Merchants, .5 to 4.
A home run by Heinie Laurich, former East High track luminary, featured the St. Benedicts' 15 to 3 win over the White Cross nine.
Pounding out 16 hits, the Lauren-tians copped a 11 to 9 tussle from the St. Boniface club.
Some hard hitting by "Babe" Kobe, Petrovič, Zak and Kocjancic enabled Charley Saxe's Yankees to down the Cardinals, 10 to 8.
The Rovers-Utopians and Holy Name are carded to square off tonight in an Interlodge B tilt. Their battle will take place at E. 165th St. and St. Clair Ave. Next Tuesday the Eastern Stars will engage in combat with the Spartans at Gordon Park.
Hrvatska and Holy Name will perform on Thursday, June 30, at Gordon Park.
Complete schedule:
Rovers-Utopians vs. Holy Name, Thursday, June 23, E. 165th St. and St. Clair Ave., 6:15 p. m.
Eastern Stars vsš Spartans, Tuesday, June 28, Gordon No. 5, 6:15 p. m.
Hrvatska vs. Holy Name, Thursday, June 30, Gordon No. 5, 6:15 p. m.
Rovers-Utopians, bye.
A home run clout by Zgonc went for naught as the Crucible Steels were edged out by the Walter Taylors, 3 to 2.
Hank Shanosky twirled the Camella Sports to a 4 to 3 decision over the Satulla Sports.
Eddie Brooks' Class B outfit, who formerly played under the Mervar Cleaners, has been taken over by Jack Haber and will be known as the Haber Auto Wreckers.
Unable to hit in the pinches, the Bearcats were defeated by the Paloo-kas, 7 to 6, in an E clash.
ladies7unionspends
day hiking through metropolitan park
Twenty-three youthful members of the Slovenian Ladies' Union No. 50 spent last Sunday strolling through the wild woods of the popular Metropolitan Park.
The young ladies did not confine their activities to hiking alone, however, as the inviting creek running through the park tempted them to remove their shoes and stockings and do a little childhood wading. Baseball, too, came in for its share of attention and the game between the lassies disclosed several feminine Babe Ruths, Earl Averills and Lefty Groves.
The party met at the St. Clair Bathhouse at 9:30 a. m., where they took the trolley to the end of Nottingham and St. Clair Ave. line, from which point they hiked to the park.
Lunch was taken along by the individuals, and many little groups were sitting by the creek enjoying every morsel of food.
The return trip home was made at 6 p. m.
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PARDON US
In the list of graduates of St. Christine's School, appearing in last week's edition, John Jamnik's name was acci-dently left out.
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